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Why Apple will now let you fix your iPhone

The tech giant, once the arch nemesis to DIY fixing of broken gadgets, is leading a shift to reuse rather than discard.

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How can Technology be Green? Join the Green Tech Festival

How can we manage metal resources on a global scale? What to do about our throw-away culture? Does recycling work? Join the Green Tech Festival in Brussels.

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Urbanisme Wittelsheim : 28,4 millions d euros investis dans la requalification urbaine

Urbanisme Wittelsheim : 28,4 millions d euros investis dans la requalification urbaine
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New energy labels: the energy transition starts at home

As of 1 March, consumers will find new, revamped labels on dishwashers, washing machines, fridges and televisions. But to reach our climate ambitions, the European Commission must introduce A-G dedicated energy labels for all products responsible for high energy consumption, write Mélissa Zill and Jean-Pierre Schweitzer. Mélissa Zill is the programme manager at ECOS. Jean-Pierre Schweitzer is a policy officer at the European Environmental Bureau (EEB). Together, ECOS and the EEB lead the Coolproducts campaign – a coalition of NGOs working to ensure better products for consumers and the planet. Energy labels are a great ally in our quest to reducing emissions – they have encouraged consumers to buy more efficient products for more than 20 years, helping each European family save up to €285 per year. Today, 14 product categories have energy labels, including most home appliances (such as washing machines or dishwashers), lamps, air conditioners and boilers.

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