The best features in recycling

19 May 2013
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Industry calls for ‘greater enforcement efforts’ on waste exports, in response to Defra’s shipment of waste consultation.

 

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

 

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’.

 

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

 

Carpet reuse, red nose recycling, Ware soil treatment facility, Footprint Awards, cardboard composting and more.

 

More than 9,000 bales of cardboard have caught alight at Smurfit Kappa’s SSK paper recycling complex in Birmingham.

 

Palm Recycling contract, Green Deal statistics, Susteco composter, Recolight rare earth redistribution, Wrexham MBT.

 

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

 

Claimants in the Judicial Review into co-mingled collections say they will not appeal the judge’s verdict.

 

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

 

A new report showing the primary destinations of household recycling has been published by the Welsh Government.

 

East Herts District Council to implement £2.6 million recycling change in autumn in hopes of making ‘recycling easier’.

 

Documentary director and writer Candida Brady released her first solo feature film, TRASHED, last year. Charles Newman caught up with her at the Parliamentary screening...

 

Grocery products contribute up to 33 per cent of household consumption greenhouse gas emissions, finds WRAP report.

 

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