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Welcome back to Evreka's Sustainability Bulletin :) We will be here every Thursday with developments from around the world.

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???European Commission introduces the right to repair

the European Commission adopted a new proposal on common rules promoting the repair of goods, which will result in savings for consumers and support the objectives of the European #GreenDeal?by reducing waste, among others.?The proposal will make it easier and more cost-effective for consumers to repair as opposed to replace goods. Read more

???The World Economic Forum publishes 'The Future of Jobs Report 2023'

The World Economic Forum recently published "The Future of Jobs Report 2023". The report explores how jobs and skills will evolve over the next five years. The report highlights that #ClimateChange adaptation, environmental management technologies, encryption and cybersecurity are anticipated to be the biggest drivers of job growth. Read more

?? Join Evreka at the NVRD Jaarcongres 2023 in Heerlen on 11 May

We will be attending the NVRD Jaarcongres 2023 in RD4 Heerlen on 11 May. Visit us at stand no. 19 to learn all about our comprehensive solutions in resource & waste management, recycling and material circularity!?Schedule a meeting

???Oscar Circulair and Evreka announce partnership in the Netherlands

We are thrilled to announce our partnership with?Oscar Circulair?in the Netherlands. Together, we are committed to reduce waste and promote?circular economy?through cutting-edge waste management solutions. Read more

???Fisker announces charger finder for its sustainable EVs

Fisker looks to be the most sustainable manufacturer of all-electric vehicles.?The pure-play #ElectricVehicle company shares insights of its efforts to reuse ocean plastics to build components for its EVs and is now underway with production and delivery of its first 5,000 Fisker Ocean?models.?Read more

???A green revolution on wheels: material circularity in the auto industry

The auto industry has the power to create vehicles that exceed customer expectations and reduce their environmental impact at the same time. By taking action toward sustainability and implementing innovative waste solutions, #automotive manufacturers can achieve their sustainability goals and comply with environmental regulations.?Read more

???Belgium started paying people who cycle to work

Starting Monday, Belgium began paying people who cycle to work. The compensation is part of an agreement struck by private sector firms and trade unions back in January. The daily limit for compensation has been set at 40 km with an allowance of €0.27 per km. Read more

??UAE launches marine plastic waste monitoring programme?

The UAE Ministry of Climate Change and Environment MoCCaE UAE has launched an integrated programme to monitor plastic waste in the marine and coastal environment of the country. A series of scientific studies will be conducted as part of the programme to enhance efforts to reduce #PlasticWaste.?The studies will use a wide range of methods to measure the quantities and sizes of plastic waste in the country’s seawater and beaches.?Read more

?? Nestle uses Airbus satellites to monitor reforestation in Thailand

雀巢 ?is piloting using Airbus ?satellites to monitor reforestation, amid global concerns about whether consumer goods companies are doing enough to reduce their carbon footprints. Nestle's global #reforestation programme, aims to plant and grow 200 million trees in the company's supply chain by 2030. The company in 2022 secured 12.4 million trees through reforestation projects in Australia, China, Ghana and Thailand. Read more