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- Solid Waste Management - World Bank Group
The World Bank finances and advises on solid waste management projects using a diverse suite of products and services World Bank-financed waste management projects address the entire lifecycle of waste
- Waste and recycling - European Commission - Environment
The Waste Framework Directive is the EU’s legal framework for treating and managing waste in the EU It introduces an order of preference for waste management called the “waste hierarchy”
- Waste Framework Directive - European Commission - Environment
The Waste Framework Directive sets the basic concepts and definitions related to waste management, including definitions of waste, recycling and recovery Preventing waste is the preferred option, and sending waste to landfill should be the last resort The Waste Framework Directive lays down some basic waste management principles
- Feedback request on simplification of environmental legislation
The Commission launched a Call for Evidence on Tuesday (22 July) to simplify environmental legislation and reduce administrative burdens at the implementation level The upcoming environmental omnibus proposal will put together a series of measures to simplify environmental legislation concerning the circular economy, industrial emissions and waste management The objective is to identify
- WASTE MANAGEMENT - SCI期刊点评 - 小木虫论坛-学术科研互动平台
小木虫论坛-SCI期刊点评专栏：拥有来自国内各大院校、科研院所的博硕士研究生和企业研发人员对期刊的专业点评，覆盖了8000+ SCI期刊杂志的专业点评信息，为国内外学术科研人员论文投稿、期刊选择等提供了专业的建议。小木虫论坛秉承“为中国学术科研免费提供动力”宗旨，已成为千万硕博
- New battery-related waste codes will boost circular management of . . .
A new hazardous code for lithium-based batteries for separately collected municipal waste has also been added The amendment also aims to increase the protection of the environment and human health by ensuring proper management of battery-related waste
- Waste from Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE)
Overview The amount of waste electrical and electronic equipment (widely known as WEEE or e-waste) generated every year in the EU is increasing rapidly It is now one of the fastest growing waste streams It includes a large range of devices such as mobile phones, computers, televisions, fridges, household appliances, lamps but also medical devices and photovoltaic panels
- Batteries - European Commission - Environment
On July 4 2025, the Commission published new rules for waste batteries that will calculate and verify the rates of recycling efficiency and recovery of materials The aim is to boost the recycling and recovery of materials, especially critical and strategic raw materials You can find more information on the rules here
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