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22 May 2013
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Charles Newman reviews Gunter Pauli's new book, The Blue Economy
 
Though DRSs sound like a good idea, they’re not always as straightforward and...
 
Zero Waste Scotland recently launched nine pilot projects that reward consumers...
 
Defra and WRAP are today hosting a summit for private sector investors to promote growth in the waste management sector.

 

University of Exeter and Coca-Cola Enterprises launch study into the UK’s ‘value/action gap’ in regards to recycling.

 

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

 

The world’s largest producer of mobile phones and televisions, Samsung, isn’t necessarily known for its commitment to sustainability. But Nick Livermore finds that the...

 

Defra launches call for evidence on the European Union’s ‘scope of competence’ on UK environment and climate change policies.

 

One week left to nominate which wasteful items should be redesigned as part of the People's Design Lab.

 

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

 

‘Just six’ people in Defra’s climate adaptation team, says former Special Representative for Climate Change, John Ashton.

 

Gloucestershire County Council to consider alternative waste treatment technologies to UBB’s Javelin Park incinerator.

 

Defra invites views on ‘Smarter Guidance’ for environmental regulations after finding it could save businesses over £10 billion.

 

Campaign group This is Rubbish calls for mandatory food waste audits to reduce supply chain waste.

 

Woodchip produced for biomass overtakes that for panel-board for ‘first time ever’, finds Wood Recyclers' Association.

 

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.

 

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