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Plastics reduction bill puts responsibility solely on businesses

The Riigikogu has passed the first reading of a bill that aims to reduce the use of disposable plastic containers and plastic waste. There was previously a plan to impose a packaging tax of 50 cents per item, however this is no no longer in place. Each business is now solely responsible for reducing their own plastic waste.

Estonian minister attending IAEA conference on safety of Ukraine s nuclear facilities

TALLINN – On Monday and Tuesday, Estonia's Minister of the Environment Madis Kallas is taking part in a session of the International A.

Estonian minister on World Cleanup Day: Cigarette butts biggest littering problem

TALLINN – Estonian Environment Minister Madis Kallas participated in the World Cleanup Day on the island of Saaremaa and said that cigaret.

Environment minister wants felling reduced to under 10 million cubic meters

Time is, once again, running out for consultations with municipalities, and to convene a forestry council in the framework of preparations for the Forestry Development Plan (MAK). Minister of the Environment Madis Kallas believes, that, for the sake of nature and Europe's carbon sinks, a compromise must be reached, whereby Estonia's annual forest felling volumes are below 10 million cubic meters.

Environment minister prefers not to reduce RMK felling volumes at present

Minister of the Environment Madis Kallas (SDE) has proposed, that the government maintains the current felling volumes of the State Forest Management Center (RMK), citing damage caused by worms and the energy crisis as reasons to do so.

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