Introduction to EPR Plastic EPR Plastic, or Extended Producer Responsibility for Plastic, is a game-changing policy approach that places the ...

Introduction Imagine a world where every piece of plastic you use is offset by an equal amount being recycled or ...

Introduction The damage that plastic pollution poses to wildlife, ecosystems, and even human health has reached a worldwide scale. The ...

Introduction to CPCB Registrations The Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) is a legally mandated body under the Ministry of Environment, ...

Introduction Plastic pollution has become an alarming and threatening environmental concern. With the increasing production and consumption of plastic products, ...

EPR compliance for e-waste is an important policy tool for ensuring that electronic products are disposed of responsibly and that ...

EPR is an important policy tool for shifting the responsibility for managing and disposing of waste away from taxpayers and ...

Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR), the term was first credited by Thomas Lindhqvist, a Swedish Economist. He introduced the idea because ...

Introduction: India is generating about 3.5 million tons of plastic waste annually and the per capita plastic waste generation has ...

The issue of waste management is a matter of immense concern and has a direct impact on the environment. Every ...