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Gold in the Sewage
How to make biogas and fertilizer for agriculture from sewage sludge.
Experts told me why trees are dying in Bucharest
Conclusions after the first public debate on green spaces in Bucharest, with civil society members and authorities.
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The new eco design
A new European regulation comes into effect, aimed at making products more durable. Electrical equipment is the first target.
An immersive experience, for urgent action towards a green future
The Climate Change Summit launches “Immersive Call to Climate Action” – an innovative immersive experience on climate change
Funding of up to 67,000 euros and mentoring for social enterprises
National social enterprise accelerator: Establishing and developing social businesses in urban areas in less-developed regions of Romania!
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Strategically Important: Hemp
How industrial hemp is a climate solution and what it's used for.
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Better designed clothes, less thrown away
Fast Fashion must stop! But what do we replace it with? What does a more responsible clothing manufacturer look like? What extra steps does it take compared to major brands?
And hospitals can be green
A Romanian woman invents an app that can digitize hospitals, including by reducing the amount of paper.
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Goodbye single-use packaging. The Johnny Walker case
How the Reusable Cup System with Deposit, which replaces single-use cups, works.
Circular economy in the packaging industry. A study conducted on 120 Romanian companies
Results of the new analysis on the application of circular economy principles in the packaging sector.
ACADEMY OF COMPOST involves authorities in educating citizens to save tens of tons of biowaste from landfills
The ACADEMIA DE COMPOST Consortium presents the results of the first 6 months of the project to implement and promote local community composting.
What happens to the bottles after we return them to the store
Where do the millions of packaging end up after we take them back to the store, how are they counted and sorted, and how many have already been recycled?