The European Union (EU) has extended the industries covered under the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). This article answers your questions. What is the EU CBAM? What are the changes being made to CBAM? What could the CBAM changes mean for my industry?
Read MoreWhat are the changes to the new Furniture and Furnishings Regulations? (FFR) The consultation for the new approach to the FFRs was released over Summer 2023, with notable changes in comparison to the current regulations. The article takes you through those changes.
Read MoreThis resource answers your questions about Ecodesign. What is Ecodesign? How can Ecodesign drive sustainable change? What consulting does Oakdene Hollins do in Ecodesign?
Read MoreDefra has published a much-delayed ‘Wastes Prevention Plan’ https://lnkd.in/eT7vx2A4. It is a first-class reference source of work to reduce waste by industry, researchers and government. But what do they say about the need for EPR, is it off the agenda? In short- yes.
Read MoreWith 2023 marking the midpoint of SDG implementation, it is time for urgent action. But what progress has been made? this article looks at two recent progress reports released by the UN which assess progress to the SDGs and what action needs to be taken.
Read MoreThe EMF’s CE100 Accelerator Events just keep growing. David Fitzsimons joined the latest gathering of CE100 member companies at a two-day residential at Schloss Krikenbeck.
Read MoreThe EU Circular Economy Stakeholder Event on 20-21 February 2018 gave us the chance to present some of our work. Not only was there high-level endorsement of the Circular Economy theme; we promoted remanufacturing to Frans Timmermans.
Read MoreDr Trevor Crichton presented to the recent House of Commons Parliamentary and Scientific Committee meeting.
Read MoreMSP: “We will introduce a deposit refund scheme on drinks containers in Scotland.”
Read MorePromoting policies that “incentivise remanufacturing, refurbishment and repurposing of products”.
Read MoreOur own experience has been: the better the input, the better the output.
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