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Evaluating the Current and Potential Future Increased role of Market-Based Instruments in Promoting the Improved Recycling, Reuse and Reduction of Plastics in South Africa's Circular Waste Economy
It is impossible to imagine life without plastic. Its properties, such as its durability, flexibility and cost-effectiveness have allowed it to dominate almost every industry worldwide. However, its successful properties are also its downfall and have caused them to become a major environmental and...
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Department of Public Law
2023
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