5. Conclusion
Twenty years old, eco-design standards (and the documentation booklets that complement them) are not obsolete, but reflect techniques and expectations that are increasingly out of step with those of today, particularly when it comes to reuse and recovery through composting.
They are therefore bound to evolve in response to the ecological emergency declared at COP 21 following the Paris Conference on December 12, 2015.
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Bibliography
Standards and norms
The main norms and standards concerning eco-design are listed in the PSP in the article Eco-design legislation
Regulations
Consolidated versions of European texts
http://www.eur-lex.europa.eu → EN → EU legislation/Consolidated texts → Search in consolidated texts → fill in the "Year" and "Number" fields. Please note that consolidation may take several months.
Directive 2008/98 of November 19, 2008 on waste, last amended by Directive 2018/851...
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