Plastic can be recycled into many different products, but Denmark still incinerates the majority of its plastic waste. The European Union (EU) set a target for its member states to recycle 50 percent of household waste by 2020. In order to fulfill this target, Denmark needs to improve how it recycles household plastic waste. Our project focuses on enhancing plastic recycling from Danish households and suggesting to the Danish Waste Association different recycling initiatives for each stakeholder in the Danish waste sector. Our findings reveal that source separation, improved communication between stakeholders, and extended producer responsibility should be implemented to achieve the EU directive
Targets set by the European Union require member states to increase recycling rates of plastic packa...
The European Union (EU) landfilled and incinerated 600 million tons of waste in 2013, which could ha...
Improving plastic waste management is a core policy issue. Waste prevention should always be a prior...
In light of Denmark’s goal of increasing municipal recycling rates to 50% by the year 2022, the purp...
Denmark is internationally considered a leader in environmentalism and promotes a comprehensive, org...
As Denmark moves towards a circular economy, the country must continue to improve its waste manageme...
Within the European Union (EU) a paradigm shift is currently occurring in the waste sector, where EU...
Since the early 19-hundreds, plastics have been a valuable product for humans. Production has expand...
Motivation: Plastics are valuable materials covering a wide range of applications in everyday life a...
The consumption of plastics and the management of the generated amounts of plastic waste are two iss...
In this paper, material flows and resource potentials for plastics at a national level inDenmark are...
In January of 2018, the EU commission presented a new strategy on how the EU will handle plastics in...
Thesis presents plastic recycling research assigned by Mustankorkea Ltd. The research was executed i...
The European Commission (EC) recently introduced a ‘Circular Economy Package’, setting ambitious rec...
The ratio of plastic waste, especially plastic packaging, within waste is big. To address this issue...
Targets set by the European Union require member states to increase recycling rates of plastic packa...
The European Union (EU) landfilled and incinerated 600 million tons of waste in 2013, which could ha...
Improving plastic waste management is a core policy issue. Waste prevention should always be a prior...
In light of Denmark’s goal of increasing municipal recycling rates to 50% by the year 2022, the purp...
Denmark is internationally considered a leader in environmentalism and promotes a comprehensive, org...
As Denmark moves towards a circular economy, the country must continue to improve its waste manageme...
Within the European Union (EU) a paradigm shift is currently occurring in the waste sector, where EU...
Since the early 19-hundreds, plastics have been a valuable product for humans. Production has expand...
Motivation: Plastics are valuable materials covering a wide range of applications in everyday life a...
The consumption of plastics and the management of the generated amounts of plastic waste are two iss...
In this paper, material flows and resource potentials for plastics at a national level inDenmark are...
In January of 2018, the EU commission presented a new strategy on how the EU will handle plastics in...
Thesis presents plastic recycling research assigned by Mustankorkea Ltd. The research was executed i...
The European Commission (EC) recently introduced a ‘Circular Economy Package’, setting ambitious rec...
The ratio of plastic waste, especially plastic packaging, within waste is big. To address this issue...
Targets set by the European Union require member states to increase recycling rates of plastic packa...
The European Union (EU) landfilled and incinerated 600 million tons of waste in 2013, which could ha...
Improving plastic waste management is a core policy issue. Waste prevention should always be a prior...