With a large population and only a little bit of land, the island of Taiwan has had to be clever to ensure it isn’t overrun by waste. Jenny Dye learns about the country’s zero waste policy

Welsh Government calls for views on proposed changes to national planning policy to ‘help deliver waste infrastructure’.

Drive to clean up ocean litter continues as new initiative to create nylon products from recycled ocean debris launches.

Hinkley Point C, a £14 billion nuclear power station in Somerset, is to go ahead after receiving planning consent.

Understanding your target audience is key to successfully increasing participation – Resource takes a tongue-in-cheek look at the different types of recyclers to discover how best to get people recycling more and better.

Hull power plant receives £19.9 million grant from ERDF, the ‘largest ever’ for an English energy-generation scheme.

Human wastes are largely viewed as unpleasant, dangerous stuff, but could they instead be considered a valuable commodity? Libby Peake learns that we should be viewing this taboo waste as a resource

As the EU prepares to discuss adopting new regulations on ship recycling, Annie Reece takes a look at the murky laws surrounding the shipbreaking industry.

With the Judicial Review highlighting the differences between recycling systems in the UK and the rest of Europe, Nick Livermore learns lessons in waste collection from five other EU member states.

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