1999
DOI: 10.1002/(sici)1099-0976(199909/10)9:5<174::aid-eet204>3.3.co;2-y
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Products and the environment: an integrated approach to policy

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“…No obstante, desde el siglo pasado los problemas ambientales generados por el impacto de un determinado producto, fueron considerados como problemas locales (Berkhout & Smith, 1999). Sin embargo, según los autores, actualmente son mucho más evidentes las circunstancias y mucho más complejos los problemas que se relacionan con todas las fases del ciclo de vida de los productos, desde la extracción de la materia prima hasta la disposición y reutilización de los desechos del producto y de los desechos generados en su proceso de producción.…”
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“…EPR obligations should be supported by technology development policies to enable companies to meet this expectation [7]. For example, one of the aspects that made the Dual System for packaging waste feasible in Germany, was the innovation in the processes of waste sorting and waste recycling [8].…”
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