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uction as well as harmful additives and waste management. It proposes an open mandat

d Climate Change published the Plastic Waste Management (Amendment) Rules, 2022, am

order to prevent the generation of such waste and promote its reuse or recovery.All

ven municipal biosolids (the product of wastewater treatment processes). In response

al characteristics, and total hazardous waste produced. Annex 2 give further details

used by an amendment to India's plastic waste management rules published last Septemb

plastics in compliance with the Plastic Waste Management Rules, 2016, as amended, hav

government approved the National Solid Waste Plan previously foreseen by the Nationa

f hazardous chemical residues, referred waste SDS, and related labeling under ABNT 16

has been holding a special Chemical and Waste Management Programme since 2015 to supp

cals used in various sectors, including waste management, cosmetics, and pharmaceutic

Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) in waste. The proposal was earlier adopted by th

recycled in accordance with Taiwan’s Waste Disposal Act. Plasticisers like phthala

limit for BFRs content in products and waste in African and Arab countries. There is

n draft that will replace the current E-Waste (Management) Rules, 2016. In addition t

ducts (SCIP) database that is under the waste framework directive. With this new a

he list. In addition, under the Waste Framework Directive, companies must not

ergovernmental Network on Chemicals and Waste for Latin America and the Caribbean, al

d (PFHxS).  The presence of POPs in waste is a barrier to the development of a ci

. Part-funded by environmental NGO Zero Waste Europe, the research league including c