As INC-5.2 approaches, we take a closer look at one of the most talked-about ideas in the global plastic treaty negotiations: a primary plastic polymer fee. What is it, how would it work, and why does it matter?
We mark ten years of progress at our Reloop Unpacks conference, a milestone that celebrated not just where we’ve come from, but where we’re headed.
Reloop’s Director of Circular Economy Development, Anna Larsson, sheds light on why there has been a decline in the reusable beverage containers, and what can be done to reverse it.
As geopolitical battles are fought for resources, deposit return systems could unlock the financial and environmental benefits of a circular economy.
A new study by CE Delft, commissioned by Zero Waste Europe and Reloop, confirms that including waste incineration in the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) would deliver powerful climate and employment benefits.
This episode looks at the Senate Bill 996 and House Bill 6207 which are setting out to change how the state handles packaging waste and litter in Rhode Island, USA.
In this special episode, Barry Snedden sits down with Reloop CEO Clarissa Morawski to discuss the most effective solution to litter we have at our disposal today: deposit return systems.
New global analysis confirms deposit return systems drastically reduce beverage container litter.
We catch up with the Plastic Soup Surfer, live from a paddleboard, during his expedition from Paris to Nice for the UN Ocean Conference.