‘Packaging for people, planet and profit’ is intended to ‘support businesses in considering packaging as part of the total product system for delivering products from point of production to point of consumption’.

New schemes tackling waste collection employee safety and wellbeing are being trialled by services firm Amey across its waste operations.

A new CIWM report examines how advances in digital technology are changing how we consume and what impact that has on waste production and resource efficiency.

The Restart Project is bringing the circular economy to the grass roots, with community repair events helping people fix their technology and build skills, confidence and networks.

A round-up of some of the more unusual stories coming out of the waste and resources world...

Universities lead the way in research, but not always when it comes to sustainability. The UniGreenScheme aiming to change all that by reusing laboratory waste as part of a circular economy.

The urban environment is getting more sentient, changing how we go about our daily lives. How could the digital revolution could change the world of resources?

With three billion people in the world lacking access to decent waste management services, WasteAid UK is sharing skills so communities can tackle the waste crisis themselves.

Hubbub has partnered with Mothercare to redistribute used baby clothes after research found that 183 million items of outgrown children’s clothing are being stored in UK homes.

Defra and the Treasury have come under renewed fire from MPs for failing to establish their environmental and sustainability priorities.