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The intense global competition to exploit, procure and manage certain natural resources (fuels, minerals, metals, water, biomass, clean air, etc.) has lead to scarcity...
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The 1997 Act defines the federal policy on Sustainable Development and establishes the bodies and tools required for its coordination. The Federal sustainable development...
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Our current production and consumption modes are major causes of excessive use of natural resources, environmental degradation and climate change. A profound change in our...
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Will you protect the sea? The sea starts with you
Plastic bags, bottles, cigarette butts ... the problem of litterin the sea is well known. Today, masks are also...
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Biocides are used to fight harmful organisms: by repelling them, rendering them harmless or destroying them.
They are used on various supports (disinfectants for floors or...
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The most resource-intensive sectors with a high potential to contribute to the circular economy are prioritised:
Electronics and ICT
Batteries and vehicles
Packaging...
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The circular economy seeks to maintain the value of products, materials and resources in the economy. By using resources already present in the economy, it reduces the...
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Promoting and standardising sustainable product design
The Ecodesign Directive and instruments such as the EU Ecolabel or the EU Green Public Procurement criteria already...
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The European Circular Economy Action Plan, adopted by the European Commission in March 2020, is one of the key components of the European Green Deal. Indeed, the circular economy...
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The EU strategy aims to:
implement a waste prevention policy;
consolidate its waste legislation by promoting its circularity in an environment free of toxic substances....