WRAP has set out its achievements in addressing food waste, the fashion industry’s resource efficiency and resource management in its 2015-16 annual review.

Prominent politicians and green groups have called Theresa May’s shutting of DECC ‘plain stupid’ and ‘shocking’, as the decision’s implications on future climate change action are questioned.

Members of the public are being asked to nominate poorly-designed and wasteful products as part of a project to identify and redesign products for a more resource efficient economy.

Do you know your EAC from your EFRA? Here’s a description of the Environmental Audit Committee and what makes it different from other committees.

Sustainability campaign charity Hubbub launched its new Neat Streets website today (6 July), which will act as a sharing platform of global anti-litter campaigns. Here are some of our favourites on the site so far…

Within two years, a ‘large fraction’ of plastic waste deposited in the ocean from the UK ends up in the Arctic, where it can cause ‘extreme harm’ to wildlife, according to researchers studying ocean currents at Imperial College London.

In what is being billed as ‘an excellent example of circular economy in practice’, enzymes will be used to convert unsorted household waste into biogas at a ‘bio plant’ in Cheshire.

Consultancy Oakdene Hollins is to move to Ireland and expand its Brussels office to mitigate risks of Brexit.

Improving the monitoring and data collection of food waste and loss is key to providing better insight into the scale and causes of the problem, according to the European Council.

Waste picking in the shadow of the Taj Mahal and discarded life jackets from refugees are among the winning photos of this year’s Environmental Photographer of the Year competition.