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European countries urged to use economic incentives in next step towards circular economy
Existing economic measures can be deployed to help European countries make the next step in the transition to the circular economy, according to a study by Zero Waste Europe and Reloop Platform.
9 years ago
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European countries urged to use economic incentives in next step towards circular economy
9 years ago
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Options for evolution of producer responsibility set out in PackFlow 2025 report
A study offering four models for the evolution of the UK’s producer responsibility system was launched by compliance scheme Valpak at the Resourcing the Future Conference.
9 years ago
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Options for evolution of producer responsibility set out in PackFlow 2025 report
9 years ago
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Coffee cup debate rages on as Veolia launches office recycling service
Waste services firm Veolia has launched a national coffee cup recycling service for offices after research found that over half of regular takeaway hot drink consumers dispose of their cup at work.
9 years ago
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Coffee cup debate rages on as Veolia launches office recycling service
9 years ago
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Eye on the markets: Recycled paper goes through the mill
Simon Walker, Head of RCP UK at paper company UPM provides an update on the recycled paper market and what impact China's National Sword campaign is likely to have.
9 years ago
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Eye on the markets: Recycled paper goes through the mill
9 years ago
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Resource Association names UPM’s Warden as new Chair
The Resource Association has named a new Chair and Vice-Chair following its AGM last week.
9 years ago
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Resource Association names UPM’s Warden as new Chair
9 years ago
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Hubbub offering treats for trash as forest litter initiative kicks off
Behaviour change charity Hubbub has unveiled a new anti-littering snack van in the Forest of Dean as part of its #LoveYourForest campaign.
9 years ago
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Hubbub offering treats for trash as forest litter initiative kicks off
9 years ago
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London’s workers urged to recycle 5m coffee cups in 2017 through Square Mile Challenge
Workers in the City of London are being urged to use brand new coffee cup recycling points springing up across the area as Hubbub’s ‘Square Mile Challenge’ aims to recycle half a million cups in April.
9 years ago
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London’s workers urged to recycle 5m coffee cups in 2017 through Square Mile Challenge
9 years ago
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Innovative materials announced for 2017 bio-based award
Six materials, including a bioplastic composite paper, a wetsuit made from natural rubber, and packaging made from up-cycled agricultural residuals have been announced as the finalists for Bio-Based Material of the Year 2017.
9 years ago
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Innovative materials announced for 2017 bio-based award
9 years ago
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Prevention measures could reduce coffee cup waste by 300m per year, says study
Simple steps like charges and environmental messaging could reduce the use of disposable coffee cups by 50 to 300 million per year, according to new research.
9 years ago
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Prevention measures could reduce coffee cup waste by 300m per year, says study
9 years ago
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Arrow Recycling handed six-figure fine after worker left in coma
West Midlands recycling company Arrow Recycling Ltd has been fined £160,000 after a worker was left in a coma when he was crushed by a falling stack of baled cardboard.
9 years ago
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Arrow Recycling handed six-figure fine after worker left in coma
9 years ago
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