The best features in recycling

24 May 2013
Last updated: 19 hours ago
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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...
 
Smurfit Kappa’s Simon Weston on why reprocessors should also be willing to...
 
University of Exeter and Coca-Cola Enterprises launch study into the UK’s ‘value/action gap’ in regards to recycling.

 

Deposit-refund schemes: some love them, some hate them. Resource sums up the main issues surrounding this contentious recycling issue

 

South Australia has a very established deposit-refund scheme that has been operating since the ’70s. Susanna Prouse finds out how the system has evolved and whether...

 

With co-mingling here to stay, MRFs will remain an integral part of the UK recycling scene. But how can they deliver the right quality of material? Will Simpson finds...

 

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

 

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

 

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

 

The judicial hearing into the legality of Banbridge Council’s decision to bring recycling service ‘in house’ continues.

 

Avondale’s Polmont materials recovery facility is set to close due to falling ‘volume and value of recyclates’.

 

Palm contract, New York Plastics Recycling, Facilities Show 2013, Furniture biofuel pressure, Carpet conference

 

Attendees of the APSRG event discuss optimising packaging and levelling the PRN/PERN playing field.

 

Government’s first discussion paper on producer responsibility regimes plans to cut WEEE compliance costs.

 

A new report from think tank Green Alliance advocates extending landfill bans to recover £2.5 billion of resources each year.

 

Over 37,000 pieces of litter were counted in Keep Britain Tidy’s ‘largest ever’ litter count, the charity reveals.

 

Global recycling of used Tetra Pak cartons increased by 10 per cent in 2012, packaging firm Tetra Pak has announced.

 

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