The article is from 2021, did any of those projects actually get implemented?
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Dark green is implemented, light green is project
Source: https://laconsignemaintenant.blogspot.com/p/la-consigne-en-europe.html (French)
Ireland implemented this year for plastic bottles.
Thanks for the info! How is the general reaction do it? Is there an impact on the litter level?
Not irish but Lithuanian when it got implemented there was way less bootles than previously.
In the Netherlands we currently do all cans, all plastic bottles, and most small glass bottles.
Well done
In switzerland we incentivise it the opposite way.
You are taxed based on how much garbage you produce - what you recycled.
So people lose money if they don’t recycle cans/pet bottles.
I think, this is the first time I'm reading the French country names for most of these. They are great. 🙃