The Most Popular Tax in Europe? Lessons from the Irish Plastic Bags LevyEnvironmental taxesProduct taxesPlastic bag taxLitterIrelandThere have been occasional ad hoc efforts to influence consumer behaviour by the imposition of product taxes that reflect external costs imposed by such products that are...
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On October 24th, local time in Europe, the European Parliament passed a wide-ranging proposal “Prohibiting the use of disposable plastic products” with overwhelming support in Strasbourg, France. According to the proposal, by 2021 the EU will ban the use of disposable plastic products with alter...
As plastic waste management responsibility is shared between consumers and producers in Europe, with consumers generating 40% of plastic waste and producers being responsible for the remaining 60%, this review examines the impact of EPR and DRS programs on consumer and producer behaviors. The article...
Currently, developed countries (Japan, Europe, and Canada) use EPR programs, while the developing nations still do not practice this approach on a large scale. However, this approach is one of the best practices for minimizing the plastic accumulation rate in the environment. This paper ...
Joshua O. Babayemi, Innocent C. Nnorom, Oladele Osibanjo & Roland Weber;Ensuring sustainability in plastics use in Africa: consumption, waste generation, and projections;Environmental Sciences Europe volume 31, Article number: 60;2019. Joe Ackerman & David B. Levin;Rethinking plastic recycling: A...