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Plastic firm fined after employee loses hand
A Manchester waste plastic recycling firm has been made to pay £20,000 after an employee suffered ‘life changing injuries’ to his hand when it was dragged into a granulator machine.
10 years ago
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Plastic firm fined after employee loses hand
10 years ago
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125k tonnes of carpet diverted from landfill in 2015
In 2015, 31 per cent of carpet waste (125,000 tonnes) was diverted from landfill, with the majority going for energy according to industry recycling group Carpet Recycling UK.
10 years ago
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125k tonnes of carpet diverted from landfill in 2015
10 years ago
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Waste entanglement poses greatest threat to marine life
Entanglement by waste fishing gear, plastic bags and balloons are the greatest lethal threat to marine wildlife, says Ocean Conservancy.
10 years ago
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Waste entanglement poses greatest threat to marine life
10 years ago
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Circular economy offers climate change mitigation opportunities
EU member states should rethink their waste management funding to reduce greenhouse gases and help fight climate change, Eunomia has said at a low-carbon economy conference in Brussels.
10 years ago
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Circular economy offers climate change mitigation opportunities
10 years ago
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News in brief 15/01/16
A round-up of news from the waste and resources sector, including needle contamination, illegal waste vehicle seizure and recycling bags for life.
10 years ago
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News in brief 15/01/16
10 years ago
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BANES calls for public to help clear recycling backlog
Bath and North East Somerset Council is calling on members of the public to join its collection crews on a temporary basis as it seeks to resolve a recycling backlog caused by strike action among its staff.
10 years ago
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BANES calls for public to help clear recycling backlog
10 years ago
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Falkirk to process own recycling
Falkirk Council, one of the local authorities carrying out three-weekly residual waste collections, is to take the processing of recyclable material from kerbside collections in-house in an attempt to cut down on ‘unsustainable’ gate fees.
10 years ago
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Falkirk to process own recycling
10 years ago
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Facility advancing 100 per cent bio-based PET
Biochemical producer Anellotech has finished constructing a facility designed to produce 100 per cent bio-based plastic drinks bottles for Suntory Holdings Ltd.
11 years ago
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Facility advancing 100 per cent bio-based PET
11 years ago
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SEPA exceeds waste targets
The Scottish Environment Protection Agency has exceeded its targets for reducing waste and improved its levels of recycling according to its annual sustainability report for 2014-15 [http://www.sepa.org.uk/media/163498/sustainability_report_2014_2015.pdf].
11 years ago
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SEPA exceeds waste targets
11 years ago
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European remanufacturing could value €100bn by 2030
The European remanufacturing industry could triple in worth by 2030, given the right governmental support and investment, says the European Remanufacturing Network.
11 years ago
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European remanufacturing could value €100bn by 2030
11 years ago
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