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€400m contract awarded for Scottish EfW project
Three Scottish councils have awarded a contract to ACCIONA and Indaver for the development of a joint energy-from-waste facility in the northeast of the country.
7 years ago
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€400m contract awarded for Scottish EfW project
7 years ago
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11 waste plastic-to-hydrogen plants proposed for UK
PowerHouse Energy Group, Peel Environment and Waste2Tricity are progressing plans to open 11 new facilities to convert waste plastic into hydrogen.
7 years ago
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11 waste plastic-to-hydrogen plants proposed for UK
7 years ago
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Resources Sector Deal could ‘unlock potential’ of industry
The UK Resources Council is asking for input from across the resources and waste industry as it develops its proposal for a ‘Sector Deal’ between the UK resources sector and the government.
7 years ago
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Resources Sector Deal could ‘unlock potential’ of industry
7 years ago
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Rare earth metal recycling project launched at Birmingham University
Birmingham University has launched a pilot to recover rare earth metals from gadgets, with the help of EU Horizon 2020 funding.
7 years ago
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Rare earth metal recycling project launched at Birmingham University
7 years ago
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Number of mattresses recycled up 55 per cent
A new report from the National Bed Federation shows there has been a 55 per cent increase in the number of mattresses being recycled in the UK over the past three years.
7 years ago
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Number of mattresses recycled up 55 per cent
7 years ago
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Northern Ireland councils urged to adopt kerbside sort
350,000 households in Northern Ireland could see a new ‘Wheelie Box’ recycling system in place within five years, Bryson Recycling has predicted.
7 years ago
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Northern Ireland councils urged to adopt kerbside sort
7 years ago
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Single-use drinks containers: Plastic alternatives still harmful
Cans, cartons, glass – a report from think tank Green Alliance reveals why single-use alternatives to plastic water bottles are not as eco-friendly as people think.
7 years ago
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Single-use drinks containers: Plastic alternatives still harmful
7 years ago
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Only 50 per cent of bathroom waste recycled, says new research
New research from Tap Warehouse has revealed that only half of all bathroom packaging in the UK is recycled, accounting for 30-40 per cent of total landfill waste.
7 years ago
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Only 50 per cent of bathroom waste recycled, says new research
7 years ago
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Recyclable kegs to feature at Great British Beer Festival
Disposable keg company KeyKeg will be supplying sustainable kegs for the Great British Beer Festival, which is taking place over 6-10 August.
7 years ago
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Recyclable kegs to feature at Great British Beer Festival
7 years ago
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Hubbub to take anti-litter campaign to forests around the country
Behavioural change charity Hubbub has launched its new #LoveYourForest Inspiration Guide to encourage communities across the country to keep their woodlands litter-free.
7 years ago
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Hubbub to take anti-litter campaign to forests around the country
7 years ago
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