The best features in recycling

18 May 2013
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Waste Minimisation

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

 

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

 

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.

 

Office workers urged to take up environmental practices as Green Office Week 2013 kicks off.

 

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

 

UK bottle recycling surpassed 50 per cent mark in 2011 for the first time, finds plastic recycling charity Recoup.

 

Grocery brands pledge to cut 1.1 million tonnes of waste by 2015 as the third phase of the Courtauld Commitment begins.

 

Transport body ScotRail launches ‘major’ trial at Scottish railway stations to encourage people to ‘recycle on the go’.

 

Gwynedd Council expands recycling service to include rigid plastics and drinks cartons in a bid to boost recycling rates.

 

Northern Ireland launches consultation on proposals to implement a compulsory 60 per cent recycling target by 2020.

 

Waitrose intends to halve its food packaging by 2016 compared to 2005 levels, the retailer has announced.

 

Councils across the UK promote home composting as part of International Compost Awareness Week 2013.

 

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

 

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