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Reports on Materials Consumption and Solid Waste Generally

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Report, The Circular Economy and Benefits for Society

The Club of Rome’s 2015 report, The Circular Economy and Benefits for Society, broadly explores the potential for a significant increase in resource efficiency and assesses what the main benefits for ...
Resource Private Entities

Report, Achieving a Circular Economy

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation’s 2015 report, Achieving a Circular Economy: How the Private Sector is Reimagining the Future of Business, surveys companies making investments in circular econ...
Resource Executive Branch

EPA report, Opportunities to Reduce Greenhouse Emissions Through Materials and Land Management Practices

EPA’s 2009 report, Opportunities to Reduce Greenhouse Emissions Through Materials and Land Management Practices, assesses materials management through resource conservation and recovery methods and an...
Resource Foreign

UNEP report, Global Waste Management Outlook

The UN Environment Programme’s 2015 report, Global Solid Waste Management, is a comprehensive assessment of global waste management. The six chapters inform the reader about trends, provide an analysi...
Resource Foreign

MacArthur Foundation Report, Growth Within: A Circular Economy Vision for a Competitive Europe

The MacArthur Foundation’s 2015 report, Growth Within: A Circular Economy Vision for a Competitive Europe, looks into three key European sectors – food, mobility, and the built environment – examining...
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Law for Promotion of Sorted Collection and Recycling of Containers and Packaging

The 1995 Law for Promotion of Sorted Collection and Recycling of Containers and Packaging regulates the life-cycle management of products such as containers and packaging. It created a national recycl...
Resource Congress

Report, Clean Products Standard: A New Approach to Industrial Decarbonization

This 2020 report proposes a novel market-based standard for manufacturing, a clean products standard (CPS), which could reduce emissions from the manufacture of these GHG-intensive products. A CPS wou...