Recycling

Tackling the blight caused by fly-tipping

Official fly-tipping statistics for England highlight a startling problem facing the nation.

Fly-tipping is the illegal deposit of waste on land, and costs the taxpayer hundreds of thousands of pounds every year. If you’re caught fly-tipping, it can also land you with a substantial fine.

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The future of waste infrastructure funding?

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One million Scots living in ‘dirty communities’

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Bottled water: health hero or environmental villain?

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Deposit return schemes could save councils millions, study claims

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What’s the ‘pig idea’ of cutting food waste?

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The New Urban Agenda and sustainable cities

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Closing the loop on the circular economy

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Survey shows public still confused about recycling

Only a quarter of the British public believe that all waste that can be recycled is actually being recycled, according to a new survey by Viridor.

The waste management company’s annual UK Recycling Index reveals households are still confused about recycling, even though they are open to ideas that could lead to more products being reused.