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I've been wondering how a fine on companies' products that are found in the wild could affect their behaviour. Of course, that means forcing (degradation-resis
by MayeulC 8y ago
I've been wondering how a fine on companies' products that are found in the wild could affect their behaviour.
Of course, that means forcing (degradation-resistant) mandatory identification of anything at any point of the supply chain, but I feel like it would incentive companies to, at the very least, educate their customers and encourage them to cleanly get rid of their product. It could also shift them to more eco-friendly packaging, and I wouldn't be surprised if some companies decided to implement their own recycling ecosystem.
Our government recently asked citizens to submit proposals on a few themes, so I ended up submitting that very one [1]. I am curious to see how it will go, or whether it will be considered at all.
[1]: https://granddebat.fr/projects/la-transition-ecologique/collect/participez-a-la-recherche-collective-de-solutions-1/proposals/lute-contre-les-dechets-non-recyclables-rendre-les-entreprises-motrices-a-laide-de-penalites https://granddebat.fr/projects/la-transition-ecologique/coll...