The best features in recycling

24 May 2013
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Nominations have opened for the Scottish Green Awards 2013, which reward green projects and businesses in Scotland.

 

At last there is a way of recycling absorbent hygiene products in the UK, but what happens when you take nappies out of the equation? Matilda Zatorski reports

 

British Gas has become the ‘first’ Green Deal supporter to provide customers with finance plans.

 

A billboard designed to convert air humidity into water has produced 15,000 litres of water in six months.

 

Merseyside Recycling and Waste Authority launch £130,000 Community Fund to encourage recycling in local areas.

 

Milton Keynes Council and Coca-Cola Enterprises launch ‘Recycle for Your Community’ project to improve local recycling.

 

New study finds materials recovery, biological treatment is the ‘best method’ for waste disposal, over energy from waste.

 

Government issues call for evidence on the site selection process for the Managing Radioactive Waste Safely programme.

 

Tyre Recovery Association launches ‘Responsible Retailer’ initiative to help sector showcase green credentials.

 

Global CO2 levels in the atmosphere pass 400 parts per million for the ‘first time in human history,’ new data reveals.

 

Shanks Group plc signs five-year contract with Glasgow Airport to help it ‘reduce waste collections by 75 per cent’.

 

Shanks Group plc signs five-year contract with Glasgow Airport to help it ‘reduce waste collections by 75 per cent’.

 

Waste collections in Watford to be outsourced for the ‘first time’ after Veolia signs £35 million waste contract.

 

Michael Coates Recycling Ltd fined £10,000 for carrying out waste activities without an environmental permit.

 

Welsh Resource Minister Alun Davies opens first recycling exhibits funded by Wales’ £432,00 Recycle on the Go scheme.

 

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