The best features in recycling

25 May 2013
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Absorbent hygiene product recyclers Knowaste to close West Bromwich site ‘with immediate effect’ as it seeks to expand.

 

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

 

Toys can provide hours of entertainment, but can be a disposal nightmare at their end of life. Annie Reece takes a look at how the toy industry has been playing around...

 

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

 

Half of all UK local authorities now offer kerbside recycling collections for drink cartons, ACE UK figures reveal.

 

Real Nappy Week, a week-long campaign aimed at reducing the UK’s reliance on disposable nappies, begins on Monday.

 

Construction has begun on Veolia’s 90,000 tonne energy-from-waste incineration facility in Battlefield, Shropshire.

 

European Environment Committee votes through plans to ‘create financial incentives to scrap ships safely’.

 

Waste Awareness Wales launches food waste campaign to work towards the target of recycling 70 per cent of waste by 2025.

 

Becon Consortium unveils plans to build first incinerator and MBT plant in Northern Ireland.

 

Two defendants change plea to guilty over the illegal export of over 1,500 tonnes of ‘poorly sorted’ waste to Brazil.

 

Edinburgh City Council reintroduces ‘side waste’ fine policy for residents who repeatedly leave out too much rubbish.

 

A round-up of news stories from the recycling and waste industry from the past week.

 

Essex County Council has granted Urbaser Balfour Beatty planning permission for 417,000 tonne MBT facility.

 

Northern Ireland’s landfill rate for municipal waste dropped to 51.1 per cent in third quarter of 2012, new data shows.

 

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