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IT’s NOT Science-Fiction
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WHY SMART PLASTICS NEED COOPERATIVE PEOPLE
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Digital opportunities for design, production, use, and recycling
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Knowing what works | How plastics processors will design more sustainable components in the future
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Knowing what’s in it | The digital product passport also requires a cultural change
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“Shared learning as a chance” | Christoph Kugler, Plastics Center SKZ
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Knowing what’s coming | We have the technology but no business model
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Three questions for | Jochen Moesslein of Polysecure
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CLICKS FOR SMARTER CONSUMPTION
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How digital tools can help us live a more sustainable life
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Apps USED FOR Recycling | About games, incentives, and responsibilities
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Working hand in hand with big business | Creator Stefan Siegl about the Austrian RecycleMich app
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CONCLUSION | Uncertainty with a silver lining
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The ADDED VALUE OF REUSEability | Turnaround in the to-go sector: all digital or nothing?
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LOADS OF WASTE. LOADS OF DATA.
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How digital pioneers hope to renew the global waste management industry
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TransparenCY PAYS | Digital collection and analysis of waste data
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Op-ed by Dominic Santschi | Co-founder of Ampliphi
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Intelligent macht sauber | Technology that optimizes urban waste management
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At the touch of a Button | Digital opportunities for waste management in emerging and developing countries
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DIGITAL SOLUTIONS CREATE TRANSPARENCY AND TRUST | MONITORING BY APP
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Designing an app with waste pickers over coffee | Thierry Sanders, managing director of Circular Action B.v.,
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ON LAND, ON WATER AND IN THE AIR | How digital tools can close data gaps
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FROM A BIRD’S EYE VIEW | Remote sensing of plastic emissions
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A CURSE AND A BLESSING
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An interim conclusion
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POLYPROBLEM: Knowledge. Transparency. Cooperation
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Meeting the creators
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LINKS TO THE ORGANIZATIONS MENTIONED
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SOURCES
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