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Décharges à ciel ouvert, mégots sur les trottoirs, plastique à outrance... Face à cette pollution quotidienne, plusieurs villes en France se sont engagées dans des démarches zéro déchet. C'est le cas de Roubaix, devenue la vitrine de l'Hexagone en la matière ou encore de Paris qui expérimente la première rue zéro déchet de la capitale. Voici le premier numéro de notre série dédiée aux enjeux écologiques des élections municipales de 2020. Via EcoVadis 
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Nestlé has announced that it is collaborating with other industry partners to design a fully recyclable, compostable fibre cup as part of the NextGen Consortium and Cup Challenge. The move is a part of the company's efforts to address the problem of plastic pollution, and a step towards its goal of making 100% of its packaging recyclable or reusable by 2025. Via EcoVadis
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March 20, 2019 8:44 AM
All commercial enterprises have a duty to try to minimise waste and take all opportunities to prevent, reuse, recycle or recover waste. With the introduction of recycling operations it is easier to comply with regulations and enables you to be better prepared for future legislation |
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Elles font la taille d'une balle de tennis de table. Et elles pourraient bien remplacer le plastique dans les évènements sportifs. Les petites bulles d'eau végétale Ooho, entièrement comestibles et biodégradables, ont été distribuées lors du marathon de Londres. Résultat, 200 000 bouteilles d'eau en plastique ont été économisées. Via EcoVadis
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Global waste could grow by 70 percent by 2050 as urbanisation and populations rise, said the World Bank on Thursday, with South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa set to generate the biggest increase in rubbish. Countries could reap economic and environmental benefits by better collecting, recycling and disposing of trash, according to a report, which calculated that a third of the world's waste is instead dumped openly, with no treatment. Via EcoVadis
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September 21, 2018 7:45 AM
Tackling environmental pollution is no easy task, especially in developing countries where environmental laws and regulations are not strictly enforced. In the absence of a strong legal framework, companies have an even greater responsibility to ensure that they adopt a proactive approach within a comprehensive environmental management system that encompasses all stakeholders. |
