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COMMENT
Getting more out of anaerobic digestion
Nigel Lee, General Manager at Amur, says that anaerobic digestion plants need to work harder to improve gas yields if they are to achieve their budgeted income.
9 years ago
COMMENT
Getting more out of anaerobic digestion
9 years ago
ARTICLE
Man dies after falling into baler at Cornwall recycling plant
A 23-year-old man has died after falling into an industrial baler at a waste and recycling plant in Redruth, Cornwall.
9 years ago
ARTICLE
Man dies after falling into baler at Cornwall recycling plant
9 years ago
ARTICLE
Biofuel made from waste coffee grounds to power London buses from today
A new collaboration between bio-bean and Shell is producing biofuel from coffee waste to help power London’s bus network.
9 years ago
ARTICLE
Biofuel made from waste coffee grounds to power London buses from today
9 years ago
ARTICLE
Increased China 0.5 per cent contamination limit a ‘very challenging target’
China has raised the contamination limit on waste imports to 0.5 per cent, still some way below the current 1.5 per cent limit.
9 years ago
ARTICLE
Increased China 0.5 per cent contamination limit a ‘very challenging target’
9 years ago
ARTICLE
Summer Birmingham bin strike cost council £6.6 million
Bringing in contract staff, paying overtime and lost revenue from missed recycling collections have seen costs incurred by Birmingham City Council during this summer’s bin strike rise to £6.6 million.
9 years ago
ARTICLE
Summer Birmingham bin strike cost council £6.6 million
9 years ago
ARTICLE
UK to consider tax on single-use plastics to tackle marine plastic pollution
The Chancellor is set to introduce a call for evidence regarding a potential tax on the use of single-use plastics in order to reduce the flow of plastic pollution into the oceans.
9 years ago
ARTICLE
UK to consider tax on single-use plastics to tackle marine plastic pollution
9 years ago
FEATURE
Pandora's bottle: Would a bottle DRS be a game-changer or merely cause more problems?
We've been talking about the possibility of introducing bottle deposit return schemes in the UK for years now, but with Scotland forging ahead, it seems that England might well follow. Cecil Goodbody talks to deposit advocates and opponents.
9 years ago
FEATURE
Pandora's bottle: Would a bottle DRS be a game-changer or merely cause more problems?
9 years ago
ARTICLE
Kicking it to the kerb: An interview with Lesley Griffiths
Charles Newman spoke to Wales's outgoing Environment Minister Lesley Griffiths about the country's continuing success in kerbside recycling.
9 years ago
ARTICLE
Kicking it to the kerb: An interview with Lesley Griffiths
9 years ago
FEATURE
Battery recycling plant bringing heavy metal back
Ecosurety's Operations Director Paul Timmins discusses why the company and Belmont Trading Ltd have decided its time to bring battery recycling to the UK.
9 years ago
FEATURE
Battery recycling plant bringing heavy metal back
9 years ago
COMMENT
An eye on the markets: Textile crowding
Alan Wheeler, Director of the Textile Recycling Association, gives an update on the used clothing and textile recycling market.
9 years ago
COMMENT
An eye on the markets: Textile crowding
9 years ago
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