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Resource recovery, reuse, industrial symbiosis, circular procurement, waste systems, and material transitions.
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Public consultation on Montpellier’s AMETYST transformation runs from October 12 to January 12. The proposal combines waste treatment and local energy production, while environmental authorization and the claimed improvements remain subjects for assessment.
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Scotland’s draft household recycling code links cleaner material streams with more consistent services and limits on residual waste capacity.
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Japan has reopened support for businesses preparing emissions and resource-circulation calculations for recycling certification.
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Italy’s new technical annex specifies how obligated operators must record and transmit hazardous-waste vehicle routes.
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Rather than directing industry to do the heavy-lifting, Singapore’s government is leading the country towards a low-carbon, efficient future.
Read analysisCities need to become smart in how they reduce emissions and be efficient and resilient to climate change. Read about how a smart Brussels is doing just so.
Read analysisSan Diego imports 85% of its water. To lower costs and become more resilient, San Diego is initiating its Pure Water program to produce recycled water.
Read analysisStockholm is one Europe's leading cities in terms of wastewater treatment and solid-waste treatment. Read about its world-class waste solutions.
Read analysisIn the future wastewater is a source of resources. One city taking the lead is Aarhus, who is building a future-proof wastewater resource plant.
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