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EEB commissions study into circular economy opportunities for furniture
Consultancy Eunomia will investigate potential ways to accelerate a circular economy across the European furniture industry in a project commissioned by the European Environmental Bureau.
10 years ago
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EEB commissions study into circular economy opportunities for furniture
10 years ago
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Tesco calls on food waste entrepreneurs to join crowdfunding platform
Tesco has rolled out a new crowdfunding platform, BackIt, to help small businesses and entrepreneurs gain funding for their food waste-reducing ideas.
10 years ago
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Tesco calls on food waste entrepreneurs to join crowdfunding platform
10 years ago
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Bristol launches citywide campaign to reduce mountain of litter
Bristol City Council has launched a campaign in a bid to make Bristol measurably cleaner by 2020, in partnership with its arms-length Bristol Waste Company.
10 years ago
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Bristol launches citywide campaign to reduce mountain of litter
10 years ago
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New EU programme presents ‘turning point’ in fight against food waste
Europe has reached a ‘turning point’ in the ‘absurd unethical and anti-economic situation’ of food waste, according to Health and Food Safety Commissioner Vytenis Andriukaitis.
10 years ago
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New EU programme presents ‘turning point’ in fight against food waste
10 years ago
FEATURE
How Adnams is brewing sustainability
In choosing a drink, your main criteria might not be a beverage’s resource footprint, but brewers are increasingly adding a dash of sustainabilty to their blends.
10 years ago
FEATURE
How Adnams is brewing sustainability
10 years ago
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New ESA Chairman sets out his vision
The new Chairman of the Environmental Services Association, a trade association representing the UK’s resource and waste management industry, outlined his priorities for the association at its annual lunch for members and stakeholders.
10 years ago
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New ESA Chairman sets out his vision
10 years ago
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German city trials reusable coffee cup scheme
The German city of Freiburg is pioneering the new ‘Freiburg Cup’, a reusable coffee cup, to reduce single-use takeaway waste.
10 years ago
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German city trials reusable coffee cup scheme
10 years ago
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New circular economy support programme launched in London
The London Waste and Recycling Board has launched Advance London, a business support programme to help SMEs make the most of the benefits of the circular economy.
10 years ago
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New circular economy support programme launched in London
10 years ago
FEATURE
Creating the Circular Building
Engineering firm Arup has created the world’s first ‘Circular Building’, an experiment in circular economy thinking.
10 years ago
FEATURE
Creating the Circular Building
10 years ago
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How can you avoid buying things you don’t need this Black Friday?
Black Friday spending could exceed the £1 billion mark set in 2015, with half of consumers worried about the environmental impact of buying things they don’t need.
10 years ago
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How can you avoid buying things you don’t need this Black Friday?
10 years ago
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