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14/02/20

A circular economy within ecological limits

Together with other NGOs and academics, this position paper sets out why we need to set targets to reduce EU r …

18/11/19

10 priorities to transform EU waste policy

We still live in a linear wasteful economy – the EU need to accelerate a systemic transition to a true circula …

14/11/19

How the EU can stop plastic pollution for good

Plastic is one of the fastest-growing pollutants in the world, and citizens are calling for solutions. The EU …

15/10/19

Reusable solutions: how governments can help stop single-use plastic pollution

Reusable alternatives to wasteful single-use plastics are on the rise across Europe, and national governments …

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12/09/18

Three policy ideas for a post-growth economy

Many new ideas for an economic paradigm shift have been developed and discussed at the academic and grassroots …

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04/09/18

The price is right … or is it? The case for taxing plastic

Taxing plastics can help lead to a responsible use of the material by triggering the necessary reduction of bo …

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