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… Better recycling of boats Digital product passport can help recycle fibre-reinforced composite materials Digital … and musical instruments, contain fibre-reinforced composites (FRC). They are often durable, valuable and, as waste, ideally suited for preparation for reuse or … challenge of channeling the comparatively small number of occasional end-of-life products to a few but highly specialised dismantling facilities. In general, …

… (UBA) has also identified major potential savings for industry if gas-intensive products are made more recyclable. The focus of the fourth chapter turns to supplier …

… its greenhouse gas emissions from official travel Germany Environment Agency begins purchasing emission credits from CDM projects After train travel, Federal Government … gas emissions which are generated by travel on official business. It will purchase and then cancel emissions credits for the year 2013 in the amount of …

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