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Call for Measures to Boost the Use of Recycled Steel in the Automotive Sector - RECYCLING Magazine

The undersigning organisations support the objectives of the proposal to improve the circularity of the automotive sector through measures such as design requirements for new vehicles and treatment obligations for end-of-life vehicles (ELVs), as well as improved definitions, information requirements, and enhanced traceability of ELVs. While these new measures are welcomed, the signatories want to highlight the exceptional importance of steel in …See the Story

Santiago · Santiago

Legal Recognition of Waste Pickers

JUST TRANSITION OF THE INFORMAL RECYCLING SECTORCASE STUDIES Legal Recognition of Waste Pickers Brazil Waste pickers in Brazil, known as catadores, have been pushing for formal recognition and social protection over the last 20 years. Data collected by Brazil’s official statistical system show that over 281,000 waste pickers are engaged in collecting recyclables in Brazil, either operating individually or collectively in cooperatives and associa…See the Story

New York State · New York

WSLF2025: From Boardroom to Breakthrough

Join the World’s Top ESG Trailblazers at WSLF2025 In a world where climate urgency intersects with economic ambition, one event stands apart—the World Sustainability Leadership Forum 2025 (WSLF2025). This summit brings together top minds in sustainability, ESG strategy, finance, and policy. Its goal is to accelerate transformation and deliver measurable impact. Why WSLF2025 Matters As the climate crisis intensifies, we reach a pivotal moment. …See the Story

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