The plastics industry is playing a key role in the new circular economy model. The plastics sector has embraced this model as an opportunity to use ecodesign to market more sustainable products, and to improve management systems and recycling processes to recover waste for reuse as a raw material. Moreover, plastic materials are allies in the fight against climate change because they can reduce more CO2 emissions than other materials.
Finding recycling solutions to textile waste is a pressing European and global challenge, as it is estimated that less than 1% of textiles are currently […]
Finding a sustainable way to shape a zero-waste economy is essential to keep the world’s consumption within its planetary boundaries, especially for versatile and widespread […]
Converting biological waste into resources is one of the keys of the circular economy, and the main objective of the European WaysTUP! Project, financed by […]
In recent years, the CO2 capture processes start to be established as a powerful tool to reduce emissions of contaminant gases in the industry. According to the IEA CCS plans, the evolution must be clear: The capture processes must grow
After more than four years of work, the C-SERVEES Project has come to an end by implementing new circular business models in the electrical-electronic sector. […]