Examples of using Waste hierarchy in English and their translations into German
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WP2: Recycling paths according to waste hierarchy.
The EU waste hierarchy defines the priorities in waste treatment.
In line with the waste hierarchy, efforts should be made to ensure that less plastic waste is generated in the first place.
Naturally, I also support the insistence on a clearly defined andclearly structured waste hierarchy.
The EESC stresses the need to respect the waste hierarchy and to encourage and promote recycling.
In that directive, it is pretty clear thateach of the countries, as a matter of law, has to introduce a waste hierarchy.
I must therefore admit that I supported the Council line on the waste hierarchy and championed its guiding principle.
These proposals also encourage greater use ofeconomic instruments to ensure coherence with the EU waste hierarchy.
The EESC reiterates its support to the waste hierarchy and urges all public and private stakeholders to fully implement it.
However, since different waste treatment methods can have different environmental and health outcomes,Member States can deviate from the waste hierarchy if justified by life-cycle thinking.
Landfilling, although according to the waste hierarchy the worst option, is still the most used MSW disposal method in the EU.
Incineration cannot be viewed as a waste management option on a par with recycling and reuse; this willjust attract further investment into incinerators and directly undermine the waste hierarchy.
The topics of 2011 were:waste as a raw material or energy source, the waste hierarchy and separation of waste and recyclable material recovery.
We also all support the waste hierarchy where it is best to prevent, it is next best to re-use and recycle, and after that comes energy recovery.
Ms Kylä-Harakka-Ruonala called for increased flexibility in implementing the waste hierarchy due to innovation, new products and materials.
The waste hierarchy that underlies our waste legislation is leading progressively to adoption of the preferred options of waste prevention, preparation for reuse and recycling, and discourages landfilling.
In the proposal for the new waste directive,the Commission called for more flexibility in the waste hierarchy to allow waste to be treated in a cheaper and more energy-efficient way.
It is in this light that the modified Luxembourg Waste Management Act of 21 March 2012 dictates that the prevention, reuse and recycling of construction anddemolition waste should be promoted in accordance with the waste hierarchy.
The EESC stresses the need to respect the waste hierarchy and to encourage and promote recycling as well as recovery, particularly energy recovery.
This will involve launching a debate on theutility of future Community action, which will take account of the waste hierarchy and the potential economic, social and environmental gains.
Recycling is adequately placed in the waste hierarchy of the Waste Framework Directive, but clear definitions and quality standards for determination of recyclability, including certification methods and guidelines, are needed at EU level.
They added additional recitals or definitions, provided clarifications, incorporated the revised comitology wordings,specified a five step waste hierarchy with flexible implementation, and introduced articles on biological waste and enforcement and sanctions.
The waste hierarchy makes prevention of waste the first priority, which means substituting hazardous substances in products which prevent recycling or pose a risk to health and the environment when undergoing waste treatment.
To be able to act sensibly and correctly we have to bearin mind something that has already been spoken of here, which is to say the waste hierarchy: the prevention of waste, recycling, the exploitation of its energy-producing potential through incineration, and its final treatment.
Through a progressive increase of the existing targets on preparing for re-use and recycling of packaging waste, it should be ensured thateconomically valuable waste materials are progressively and effectively recovered through proper waste management and in line with the waste hierarchy.
All responding Member Statesindicated to have adopted measures in line with the waste hierarchy in order to promote the reuse of components which are suitable for reuse and the recovery of components which cannot be reused, with a preference for recycling.
Setting a minimum level of landfill tax to be applied in all MS,(II) Setting criteria/producing guidance for the design of producer responsibility schemes and(III) Encouraging the use of charging that ensureswaste generators face incentives in line with the waste hierarchy.
Significant progress has been achieved on a number of fronts, particularly in the improvement and simplification of legislation,the establishment and diffusion of key concepts such as the waste hierarchy and life-cycle thinking, on setting focus on waste prevention, on coordination of efforts to improve knowledge, and on setting new European collection and recycling targets.
In addition to good governance and a strong political will, the advanced Member States have created better conditions for the recycling markets by optimally using legal and economic instruments such as landfill bans,applying taxes and charges consistent with the waste hierarchy and applying the producer responsibility concept to various waste streams.
