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feeling HappyDear all, in case you missed the recent webinar by the OnePlanet network on plastics recycling, they just published the recording, which you can access here:
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liked this1 CommentDear all, in case you haven’t seen it yet, Science just published a really interesting article on the spread of microplastics, by analyzing particles found in national parks in the US. You can find out more about it here: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/jun/11/microplastics-us-national-parks-survey
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feeling ExcitedI also would like to invite you to join us next week for our webinar where we will introduce the methodological framework of the MarILCA project! Join us at 2:30pm CEST on the 10th of June. You can sign up here:
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feeling HappyDear all, I am happy to share the latest workshop report with you, discussing the link between inventory and impact assessment with regards to marine litter. You can download the report here:
This invitation is not about LCA, but may still be interesting for many in this group:
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Link to the detailed schedule: https://www.npcindia.gov.in/NPC/Uploads/file%20upload/UNEP-NPC%20Workshop%20Session%201%20Agenda182410.pdf
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I had a look at the recording and also at the report and listing of the different “recycling labels” across the workd I find really helpful.