Waste & Recycling
Report: how ‘negotiated stopping’ is alleviating the housing crisis for Gypsies and Travellers in Leeds
‘Negotiated stopping’ is an innovative policy which has seen Leeds City Council negotiate with Gypsies and Travellers to allow them to stay on a piece of land for a period of time if they agree to certain conditions around behaviour, health and safety and waste.
Microplastics found in 50% of freshwater insects in Wales, research reveals
Researchers from Cardiff University have revealed that microplastics are widespread in insects from South Wales
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In Practice: why universities should focus on food waste
Michelle Ringland of drainage specialists Lanes Group discusses why universities must consider how they remove food
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Waitrose to replace plastic bags with compostable alternative
Waitrose has announced it will stop selling single-use carrier bags by March 2019. Instead, they
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London half marathon to ban single use plastic bottles
The Harrow Half Marathon this Sunday (September 16) will be London’s first to offer no
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In Practice: ensuring packaging delivers ethical and financial value
David Griffiths, product marketing manager, Adjuno, outlines the value of enforcing robust packaging standards across
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UK shoppers buy 54 million kilograms of plastic a week, research reveals
The study, conducted by energy suppliers OVO energy, surveyed British shoppers to establish the UK’s
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The art of brewing up a truly sustainable business…
As the debate over single-use plastic and packaging continues, Environment Journal spoke to Helena Hills,
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Holidaymakers urged to keep beaches tidy
Beachgoers have been urged this Bank Holiday weekend to take their rubbish home and keep
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Notting Hill Carnival joins forces with Ecotricity
Notting Hill Carnival is partnering with Ecotricity this weekend as the organisers look to make
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UK’s largest recycling plant opens
The largest recycling plant in the UK has officially opened in Livingston, Scotland. The plant, featuring
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