The new European database for chemicals of concern: How useful is SCIP for waste management?

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The new European database for chemicals of concern: How useful is SCIP for waste management? / Friege, Henning; Zeschmar-Lahl, Barbara; Kummer, Beate et al.
In: Sustainable Chemistry and Pharmacy, Vol. 21, 100430, 01.06.2021.

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Friege H, Zeschmar-Lahl B, Kummer B, Wagner J. The new European database for chemicals of concern: How useful is SCIP for waste management? Sustainable Chemistry and Pharmacy. 2021 Jun 1;21:100430. doi: 10.1016/j.scp.2021.100430

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title = "The new European database for chemicals of concern: How useful is SCIP for waste management?",
abstract = "The interface between chemicals and waste legislation is a major problem for the envisaged circular economy. To re-use or recycle more waste, information on its composition is needed. The EU Waste Framework Directive obliges producers to document the presence of substances of very high concern in a new database (SCIP), which went online in January 2021. We studied some products of varying complexity and with different pollutant problems from a number of industries. Our investigation indicates that the new database is of limited use for recycling companies. Further requirements focusing on the intended recycling of used products are discussed.",
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KW - Insulation materials

KW - Plastics from WEEE

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KW - Resource recovery

KW - Shoe waste

KW - Substances of concern

KW - SVHC

KW - Tyres

KW - Waste

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