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London trial for free tap water ‘refill’ scheme
Shops and businesses across London have signed up to take part in a trial scheme that offers free tap water ‘refills’ to members of the public as part of the Mayor of London Sadiq Khan’s efforts to tackle single-use plastic waste.
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London trial for free tap water ‘refill’ scheme
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Wales to explore 80 per cent recycling target by 2035
Wales could be set to target an 80 per cent municipal waste recycling rate by 2035, according to Welsh Minister for Environment Hannah Blythyn at the CIWM Resource Conference Cymru yesterday (14 March).
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Wales to explore 80 per cent recycling target by 2035
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Industry welcomes plastic tax consultation
The Chancellor of the Exchequer’s announcement of a consultation on how the tax system can be used to reduce the consumption of single-use plastics has received widespread acclaim from the waste and resources industry following the Spring Statement yesterday (13 March).
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Industry welcomes plastic tax consultation
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Manchester river has worst microplastics pollution in the world
The River Tame, which flows through the Greater Manchester area was found by geographers at the University of Manchester to have a microplastics concentration of 517,000 particles per square metre.
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Manchester river has worst microplastics pollution in the world
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Chancellor to launch consultation on single-use plastics tax
Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond is set to announce a public consultation on a plastics tax, along with a £20-million innovation fund to develop alternatives to the problem material.
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Chancellor to launch consultation on single-use plastics tax
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EAC says government ‘lacks ambition’ on coffee cup waste
The government has offered “warm words” but “no real action” today (9 March) in response to the report by the Environmental Audit Committee on disposable coffee cup waste, according to the committee’s Chair Mary Creagh.
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EAC says government ‘lacks ambition’ on coffee cup waste
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EU environment ministers agree terms of Plastics Strategy
Progress on the EU’s Plastics Strategy continues unabated as Europe’s environment ministers reached agreement on the content of the strategy at a meeting of the Environment Council on Monday (5 March).
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EU environment ministers agree terms of Plastics Strategy
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PG Tips to ditch plastic with fully biodegradable tea bags
The UK’s leading tea brand PG Tips is switching to fully biodegradable tea bags in a bid to reduce plastic pollution, it was announced on Wednesday (28 February).
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PG Tips to ditch plastic with fully biodegradable tea bags
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Circular economy legislation faces final vote after EU approval
EU ambassadors have endorsed the provisional agreement on the four legislative proposals that make up the Circular Economy Package, including a target of a 60 per cent municipal recycling rate.
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Circular economy legislation faces final vote after EU approval
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Starbucks trials disposable coffee cup charge
A five pence charge for disposable cups will be trialled by Starbucks, in partnership with environmental behaviour change charity Hubbub, in 35 stores across London.
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Starbucks trials disposable coffee cup charge
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