Selection of polymeric materials for limited regions, referring an effective waste-management

Humans are a part of nature and nature is a part of the human existence. No humans without nature but also no nature without anybody who recognise nature as a fundamental base for living. Protecting nature means protecting human life. This logical conclusion lays shadowy close to our side, but not close enough, because human behaviour differs from protecting nature. But in some cases we have the chance to come closer to this aim, e.g. through changing our consumer behaviour, through avoiding waste and refuse or through preventing an unresponsible handling of usable economical potentials, specially in the case of plastic materials. This presentation will give an short overview about the general problematic of products which are Out of synthetic polymers and will give also an insight in the complicated procedure to develop and improve products which are closer to nature. In addition, a basic strategy will be given, to support recycling technology and waste-management in regard to thermoplastic materials specially in limited areas, towards sustainable development and zero emission, which must be the main aims of such limited areas, e.g. islands.