From 30 May to 17 July 2024, while Parliament is dissolved, APPGs must not be active. However, @Policy_Connect will continue its work on sustainable resources.
ALT In partnership with Imperial College London, this session will explore:
potential policy levers required to enable and encourage innovative recycling technologies in the UK;
new technologies for recycling, including chemical and biological recycling;
the challenges posed by new materials for recycling, such as PPE; and
how material can be escalated up waste hierarchy, and the carbon implications of recycling.
Innovative Technologies for Recycling
In partnership with @ImperialTZP, this session will explore the challenges and opportunities tied to innovative #Recycling technologies.
Chair: @alexsobel MP
Speakers: Graham Gould, Tim Duret & @HallettGroup.
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ALT In partnership with Imperial College London, this session will explore:
potential policy levers required to enable and encourage innovative recycling technologies in the UK;
new technologies for recycling, including chemical and biological recycling;
the challenges posed by new materials for recycling, such as PPE; and
how material can be escalated up waste hierarchy, and the carbon implications of recycling.
Thank you to everyone who participated in our event on the role of refill and reuse #Packaging systems in bringing the UK to a more #CircularEconomy. Special thanks to @lordtev, @luciamcorsini, Dr Fabrizio Ceschin, @Wastereader, Amanda Curtis, @GreenwoodPkg & Rachel Gray.
ALT Unpacking the circular economy:
refill and reuse in packaging solutions
Thursday 17 March, 11:00 - 12:30.
This event, by the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Sustainable Resources, will explore refillable and
reusable packaging systems and the role they can play in moving the UK to a circular economy.
This event is sponsored by Brunel University London.
Chair: Lord Teverson, APSRG Officer
Speakers:
Dr Lucia Corsini - Brunel University London
Dr Fabrizio Ceschin - Brunel University London
Professor Margaret Bates - On-Pack Recycling Label (OPRL)
Amanda Curtis - Institute of Grocery Distribution (OGD)
Sarah Greenwood - University of Sheffield
Rachel Gray - Waste & Resource Action Programme (WRAP)
A standing ovation from #UNEA5 delegates after the resolution on plastic pollution passes.
"The most important environmental deal since the Paris accord." - @andersen_inger#BeatPlasticPollution
Today starts the UN Environment Assembly's 5th session, the world’s highest environmental decision-making body. At #UNEA5, leaders are expected to take steps for a treaty with legally binding rules on the use & disposal of plastic #BeatPlasticPollutionbit.ly/3M5Iern
A very interesting discussion with questions on how we can learn from policies in other countries and if we are acting quick enough and focusing in the right areas in #Waste and #PlasticPollution. #StoppingThePlasticTide