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To Take a Stand: If the USA has its way, will CO₂ and methane suddenly and quietly cease to be harmful greenhouse gases?

Posted on 18. March 202619. March 2026 by Firma WasteCulture Posted in General Tagged climate agreements, climate change, climate policy, emissions, Endangerment Finding, epa, Global Methane Pledge, greenhouse gases, landfills, methane, recycling, sustainability, waste management

In February 2026, the US government took a step the significance of which can hardly be overstated: the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) repealed the 2009 “endangerment finding”, the science-based determination that greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide and methane pose […]

Waste Prevention: The Collision of Ambition, Reality, and Growth Pressure

Posted on 12. February 202626. February 2026 by Firma WasteCulture Posted in General Tagged circular economy, consumer behaviour, economic growth, EU policy, green deal, greenhouse gas emissions, overproduction, Pollution, recycling, resource consumption, reuse, sustainability, waste hierarchy, waste management, waste prevention

Despite a broad social consensus, worldwide waste prevention is falling short of its targets. The reason for this is a systemic conflict of objectives: the ecological necessity of reducing waste clashes with the global maxim of economic growth – and […]