Thursday, March 10, 2011

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At the recent conference held in Rome to discuss the problem of plastic shopping bags to represent the state of the art has been among others Ermete Realacci. He expressed his position thus: "The purpose of the rule was to promote the country a boost for the petrochemical industry could review their actions in terms of excellence, to build a game that would have expanded economic opportunities through the Italian environmentally friendly sectors. Unfortunately he lost some time and have lost their main targets, are not equipped for long and not just addressing the critical points, namely: the retrieval of the raw material, the difficulties technical plant, the integration between national and European ones, the problem of stocks. " On this point, that is on the practical implementation of the ban, Stefano Ciafani, Scientific Director National Environment League, said the strong support of the environmental market for biopolymers [Shopper biodegradable, ed], and added, however: "it is not never been our intention to think of a replacement one by one, or that these dynamics occur without the search for a constructive dialogue with the producers of films in conventional polymers.

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shopper In the sea between Italy, Spain and France, a higher concentration of plastic garbage in the Atlantic island of La

Legambiente with Arpa Arpa Emilia Romagna, Tuscany and presented the case "The impact of plastic bags on the marine environment"

In the sea between Italy, Spain and France there is a concentration of plastic that exceeds that of the "continent of garbage" present in the Atlantic Ocean. In an hour in the Tuscan 4 kg of waste collected, of which 73% of plastic. This is one of the data in the report "The impact of plastic bags on the marine environment" created by Arpa Toscana and the structure of oceanographic Daphne Arpa Emilia Romagna at the request of Legambiente. They presented to the Senate Ciafani Stefano, scientific director of Legambiente, Francesco Ferrante, Senator del Partito Democratico e Fabrizio Serena, responsabile area mare di Arpat. Il rapporto, che sintetizza i principali studi scientifici sull’inquinamento da plastica in mare, potrà essere un utile contributo per il Ministero dell’Ambiente che dovrà rispondere alla richiesta di chiarimenti della Commissione europea sul bando italiano degli shopper. Sono queste, infatti, le motivazioni di carattere ambientale che possono consentire all’Italia di giustificare ogni ipotesi di violazione della Direttiva europea sugli imballaggi.


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