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Textile ecodesign: what is entering ESPR requirements (and what remains outside) for now
How will the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation affect the eco-design of textiles? Here is everything you need to know, based on what we know so far
Morgera (UN Special Rapporteur): “The green transition replicates the same injustices that led to climate change”
Elisa Morgera, United Nations Special Rapporteur on climate and human rights, talks with us about multilateralism, climate justice, tax justice, deregulation, fossil fuels advertising
Deposit return schemes to tackle plastic pollution: the Plastic Soup Surfer’s journey
Symbolic actions can turn into concrete political results: from the North Seas to Italy, biologist and surfer Merijn Tinga (the Plastic Soup Surfer) explains why deposit return schemes are a key tool in the fight against plastic pollution
Bridging the skills gap for the circular transition: CERES advanced training courses now available
A certified and free training course that combines theory, practice, and networking to provide the tools needed to accelerate the transition to a circular economy in your field. All the information on how to register
CERES, six vocational training courses launched for the ecological transition
The courses will be available on the Circular Economy Digital Innovation Hub, the digital platform dedicated to the CERES training programme. During a webtalk, the contents and functioning of the courses were presented — along with a series of suggestions from the academic world on how to further develop the project
Andreas Rasche: The great contradiction of corporate sustainability in the European Union
The European Union backtracks on Sustainability Reporting and Due Diligence. Sustainable finance is in danger and expert Andreas Rasche does not hide his concern. "It is also up to business leaders to ensure that organizations understand the need for regulation"
“Biomonitoring is key to ensuring a healthy and safe environment”
Zero Waste Europe's information campaign on environmental bio-monitoring as a tool for health awareness and defence
“With advertisements, fossil companies buy social acceptability on the cheap”
We spoke to Charlotte Braat, campaigner for the Dutch association Reclame Fossielvrij (Fossil-Free Advertising): 'We all know that we have to abandon fossil fuels as soon as possible. How can we still accept that more fossil fuels are being promoted?"




