Transport and Neighbourhoods reveals the surprising influence of town planning on our green behaviour and the significance of transport strategy in reducing carbon emissions.

When it comes to the finer points of designing recycling vehicles, manufacturers face a challenge of balancing safety and efficiency in a way that reflects the idiosyncrasy of each collection service. Will Simpson reports

Using nothing but cycle-power, Magnificent Revolution has been reaching out to communities with its message of sustainability through educational workshops and its signature ‘cycle-in cinema’. Kate Hacker finds out more

As part of the 'Don't let Devon go to waste' partnership, Decon County Council is asking residents to sign up to the Mail Preference Service to cut down on the amount of paper waste from junk mail.

Bill and Melinda Gates foundation have purchased 50 gallons of synthetic faeces.

Women make up less than 20 per cent of the waste management workforce, earn nearly a third less than their male counterparts and rarely sit at managerial or board level. But is this starting to change? Libby Peake investigates.

When it comes to teaching kids the 3Rs (no, not reading, writing and arithmetic, but reduce, reuse and recycle), it's surely best to start early. Will Simpson finds out about some innovative approaches deserving of gold stars, and some that call for a bit of detention.

The government has pledged £9 million in support for a new R&D centre for developing electric vehicle battery technology.

WRAP Cymru's ARID programme begins its third funding round today, supporting development of commercial and industrial waste reprocessing infrastructure.

Clothes donated to developing countries should be returned to the UK for recycling, according to university research.