The European legislation on recycling statistics is evolving in order to report recycling rates closer to the rates of material actually recycled. Before 2020, the recycling rates included incineration, which was misleading. The new method of reporting is now counting the quantities of material at t... Read more

Are you an environmentally-conscious person new to Stockholm? Or you simply would like to discover more zero waste friendly businesses in our city? Then here is the perfect list for you: a list of places, activities and products that we like and recommend! Did we miss something? Help us keeping this... Read more

Bioplastics are currently used in disposable items that we make use of in our everyday lives including packaging, containers, straws, bags and bottles, and in non-disposable carpet, plastic piping, phone casings, 3D printing, car insulation and medical implants, the list goes on! The global bioplast... Read more

Sweden is perceived as a model for recycling around the world. The actual recycling statistics in Sweden and more generally in Europe are misleading for the public, building the wrong assumption that better waste sorting only can lead us to a circular economy. Plastic recycling rates for households ... Read more