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Recently, Australian MP Trevor Evans revealed on social media that the Australian House of Representatives has passed the Recycling And Waste Reduction Bill 2020 (Recycling And Waste Reduction Bill 2020)
.
Recently, Australian MP Trevor Evans revealed on social media that the Australian House of Representatives has passed the Recycling And Waste Reduction Bill 2020 (Recycling And Waste Reduction Bill 2020)
.
This is Australia's world-leading approach to environmental issues, taking responsibility for managing their own waste
.
Evans MP commented that this is a great milestone for our environment, an important next step for Australia, and Australia's first recycling law!
The new law will also be the catalyst for a new set of take-back schemes to govern how products are designed and disposed of at the end of their life cycle (known as product stewardship)
Through product stewardship, Australian consumers will be able to more easily recycle thousands of products that currently end up in landfills
.
Not only will this dramatically reduce landfill waste, it will also create new green jobs and help the environment by recycling the valuable resources in these products for reuse
.
Previously, countries and regions such as Canada, the United Kingdom, the European Union and other countries and regions have announced their respective plastic restrictions and plastic ban bills
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From the global perspective, plastic restriction has become the general trend.
Many countries have actively launched "plastic ban orders" in line with local conditions, and policies have continued to increase.
In order to meet local environmental protection requirements, many brand enterprises are increasingly beginning to explore traditional Alternatives to plastics, and make a commitment to use a certain percentage of recycled plastics in products, to replace ordinary plastics with degradable plastics and other declarations
.
However, the price of recycled materials is higher than that of raw materials, and the problems of degradable plastics that cannot be truly degraded have also become problems that plague the entire plastic recycling industry
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At the same time as the implementation of the policy, it is also necessary to ensure that recycled materials and degradable materials can successfully replace traditional plastics.
Countries that implement plastic restrictions and bans have a long way to go
.
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