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nd a gradual phase-out of equipment and waste containing PCBs by the year 2028. Th

e and biodiversity, energy consumption, waste production, discharges into all environ

C resin, the production process itself, waste management practises, and exposure to P

tions to address some of these chemical waste streams. In order to do this, it will u

eliminating substances of concern from waste and secondary materials. Efforts to

educe packaging and therefore packaging waste. Poison centres will receive be

ly responsible recovery and disposal of waste.   The amount of, for example, the

ubmit reports on their use, release, or waste management of these PFAS by July 1, 202

nufacture, Storage, Import of Hazardous Waste and Hazardous Substances Rules, 2024, i

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

romote sustainable resource management, waste reduction, and recycling innovations in

the broader goals of the National Solid Waste Policy (Law 12.305/2010) and the Nation

of by-products classified as hazardous waste, the draft emphasizes compliance with D

must be in compliance with the Plastic Waste Management Rules, 2016, as amended.  

n Chile, approximately 23,000 tonnes of waste from single-use plastics are generated,

g to modify the definition of hazardous waste for cleanups at permitted hazardous was

xtures produced from polyvinyl chloride waste (hereinafter referred to as “recovere

eases primarily come from consumer use, wastewater discharge, and industrial formulat

EU co-legislators reached a preliminary agreement on 15 February 2024 to update and strengthen fortify EU rules addressing pollution from ships navigating European waters. The agreement emphasizes the imposition of fines on offenders perpetrators to

The Solid Waste and Chemicals Management Center (SCC) under the Ministry of Ecology a