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Britain lists reducing marine plastic pollution as an important goal
Release time：2018-1-8 15:39:00
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According to the report of the times of England, the British Environment Secretary Michael J? Michael gove will announce in January 2018 that reducing marine plastic pollution will be an important goal of the "25 year environmental improvement plan".
It is reported that earlier on, the British government promised during the election campaign that "our generation will set a precedent and make the environment better than before." British Environment Secretary Michael? Goff will focus on the issue of disposable plastics when explaining how the British government will fulfill this commitment. At the same time, gove is also actively encouraging retailers to reduce the use of various types of plastic so that it is easier to recycle packaging materials.
British environment secretary Goff hopes to promote waste recycling by measuring the impact of recycled materials on the environment and their own utilization value, for example, focusing on reducing greenhouse gas emissions. This will greatly promote the recycling of aluminum and plastics, because it will consume less energy and fossil fuels than producing raw materials.
Following the UK government's "25 year environmental improvement plan", a waste and resources strategy will announce specific environmental improvement measures at the end of 2017. Gove said that he hopes to reduce the total amount of disposable plastic and is considering using a deposit system for plastic beverage bottles.
It is reported that Simon, CEO of the British recycling industry chamber of Commerce, representing all waste recycling companies in the UK? Simon Ellin said that minister gove should consider banning the production of plastic products that are difficult to recycle, such as black plastic food trays, and should also set a minimum standard for recyclable plastic in products such as plastic bottles.
Dominic, President of the onomia research and advisory body? Dominic Hogg said that minister gove should ban or tax the production of disposable plastic products, such as cups, tableware and straws, which account for a large proportion of beach garbage.
It is reported that earlier on, the British government promised during the election campaign that "our generation will set a precedent and make the environment better than before." British Environment Secretary Michael? Goff will focus on the issue of disposable plastics when explaining how the British government will fulfill this commitment. At the same time, gove is also actively encouraging retailers to reduce the use of various types of plastic so that it is easier to recycle packaging materials.
British environment secretary Goff hopes to promote waste recycling by measuring the impact of recycled materials on the environment and their own utilization value, for example, focusing on reducing greenhouse gas emissions. This will greatly promote the recycling of aluminum and plastics, because it will consume less energy and fossil fuels than producing raw materials.
Following the UK government's "25 year environmental improvement plan", a waste and resources strategy will announce specific environmental improvement measures at the end of 2017. Gove said that he hopes to reduce the total amount of disposable plastic and is considering using a deposit system for plastic beverage bottles.
It is reported that Simon, CEO of the British recycling industry chamber of Commerce, representing all waste recycling companies in the UK? Simon Ellin said that minister gove should consider banning the production of plastic products that are difficult to recycle, such as black plastic food trays, and should also set a minimum standard for recyclable plastic in products such as plastic bottles.
Dominic, President of the onomia research and advisory body? Dominic Hogg said that minister gove should ban or tax the production of disposable plastic products, such as cups, tableware and straws, which account for a large proportion of beach garbage.
