From and with October 1 this year, you can throw away broken and holey clothes directly in the trash can. The textile law that has applied since the turn of the year has created problems in the country's municipalities.
SwedenPlastic pollution is a threat to humans, animals and the entire planet. But recycling does not solve the problems. A new study shows that a single pellet of recycled plastic contains a variety of chemicals – some of them endocrine disrupting.
SwedenMoose and otter are redlisted while the otter has become viable. Now SLU (Sweden's Agricultural University) is presenting its new, preliminary list of redlisted species in Sweden.
Sweden13 plastic bags per person – that's how many bags we took home food in last year. It's the lowest figure since 2017 and means a reduction of 66 plastic bags per person.
Sweden26 new species are included on the EU's list of invasive species. Several of them are already found in Swedish homes and gardens.
SwedenThe Swedish minimum level for wolves should be lowered from 300 to 170 animals, the government announces. The message is met with criticism.
Swedish politicsThe Green party's spokesperson Amanda Lind goes on the attack against the government's climate policy in Almedalen. Ulf Kristersson has not gained control over the climate. He has completely lost control.
Swedish politicsShirts of wheat and dresses of oats. It can become reality when researchers are getting closer to methods of making textiles from agricultural by-products. It's fun when research comes to use and it becomes real, says researcher Diana Bernin.
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