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Heatwaves will worsen as atmospheric aerosols and smog decline
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Heatwaves will worsen as atmospheric aerosols and smog decline

Scientists understand some pollutants keep the planet cooler, but now fear cleaning up the air might be causing global warming to increase much faster than perviously thought.

National Day of Action against plastic pollution across UK this weekend
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National Day of Action against plastic pollution across UK this weekend
Surfers Against Sewage want Britons out in force for protests along coastlines and inland waterways. 
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Solihull students make flowerbeds from reused materials
The beautification project’s second year was themed around circularity and recycling.  Students at Newlands Bishop
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Westminster landfill tax receipts fall £3million year-on-year
The drop reflects a longstanding trend which some welcome as a sign of improvements to
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These Thames Water sewage works are overflowing with demand
A new interactive map has been published, with some sites functioning at less than 60%
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UK recycling urgently needs funding boost
A £13million funding call has opened to support developments in circularity, reclamation and reuse.  Announced
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Sefton Council confirms support for Liverpool City Region Zero Waste Strategy
All Merseyside authorities are being to address key challenges with rubbish, recycling and circularity.  Members
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CircuLab sustainability research innovation hub launches
Based in Bucharest, Romania, the facility will focus on developing the global circular economy.  Reconomy,
Heatwaves will worsen as atmospheric aerosols and smog decline
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Headlines Waste and Recycling
Heatwaves will worsen as atmospheric aerosols and smog decline

Scientists understand some pollutants keep the planet cooler, but now fear cleaning up the air might be causing global warming to increase much faster than perviously thought.

National Day of Action against plastic pollution across UK this weekend
Editor's Pick
Headlines Waste and Recycling
National Day of Action against plastic pollution across UK this weekend
Surfers Against Sewage want Britons out in force for protests along coastlines and inland waterways. 
Headlines Waste and Recycling
Solihull students make flowerbeds from reused materials
The beautification project’s second year was themed around circularity and recycling.  Students at Newlands Bishop
Headlines Waste and Recycling
Westminster landfill tax receipts fall £3million year-on-year
The drop reflects a longstanding trend which some welcome as a sign of improvements to
Headlines Waste and Recycling
These Thames Water sewage works are overflowing with demand
A new interactive map has been published, with some sites functioning at less than 60%
Headlines Waste and Recycling
UK recycling urgently needs funding boost
A £13million funding call has opened to support developments in circularity, reclamation and reuse.  Announced
Headlines Waste and Recycling
Sefton Council confirms support for Liverpool City Region Zero Waste Strategy
All Merseyside authorities are being to address key challenges with rubbish, recycling and circularity.  Members
Headlines Waste and Recycling
CircuLab sustainability research innovation hub launches
Based in Bucharest, Romania, the facility will focus on developing the global circular economy.  Reconomy,
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£1.34m for low carbon fertiliser development to help UK cereal farmers
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£1.34m for low carbon fertiliser development to help UK cereal farmers
The project is being funded by Defra’s Farming Innovation Programme, will complete in 2029, and
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Dynamic digital product passports pegged as food waste solution
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Dynamic digital product passports pegged as food waste solution
The EU introduced mandatory legislation in 2027, but there are limitations to the proposed system.
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EBIS-HSE announces virtual waste management training opportunities
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EBIS-HSE announces virtual waste management training opportunities
The up-skilling specialist has confirmed five dates for its single day modules.  Two individual courses
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Plastic Waste Coalition report shows AI is key to packaging circularity
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Plastic Waste Coalition report shows AI is key to packaging circularity
Despite its obvious impact on the environment, artificial intelligence can unlock a more efficient reuse
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Ofwat offers £7.5m for water innovations as government announces supplier ‘MOTs’
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Ofwat offers £7.5m for water innovations as government announces supplier ‘MOTs’
Surprise inspections, regular performance and process check-ups, and compulsory efficiency labels on appliances represent a
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Leeds City Council inks coffee pod recycling deal
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Leeds City Council inks coffee pod recycling deal
The Yorkshire authority will work with Podback to roll out a new scheme at household
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Local authority sees 80% cost savings through wastewater contract
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Local authority sees 80% cost savings through wastewater contract
Derby City Council has extended an agreement spanning 28 years, renewing operational responsibilities for its
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Mountain herb based textile ‘DNA verification’ is closing recycling credibility gap
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Mountain herb based textile ‘DNA verification’ is closing recycling credibility gap
A unique marker applied directly to industrial and consumer waste clothing provides irrefutable proof of
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