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East Herts set for £2.6 million recycling change

East Herts District Council to implement £2.6 million recycling change in autumn in hopes of making ‘recycling easier’.

13 years ago

East Herts set for £2.6 million recycling change

13 years ago

UK now has over 100 anaerobic digestion plants

The number of anaerobic digestion plants in the UK surpasses 100 mark, finds bioeconomy consultants NNFCC.

13 years ago

UK now has over 100 anaerobic digestion plants

13 years ago

Four per cent believe UK can reach 2020 targets

Just four per cent of renewable energy industry thinks the UK has a ‘good’ or ‘excellent’ chance of meeting 2020 targets, says REA.

13 years ago

Four per cent believe UK can reach 2020 targets

13 years ago

Hull gasification plant receives £19.9m grant

Hull power plant receives £19.9 million grant from ERDF, the ‘largest ever’ for an English energy-generation scheme.

13 years ago

Hull gasification plant receives £19.9m grant

13 years ago

Haiti fights cholera by recycling human waste

Sustainable Organic Integrated Livelihoods recycles human waste to help stem a cholera epidemic in Haiti.

13 years ago

Haiti fights cholera by recycling human waste

13 years ago

Just five per cent of people throw food away daily

New Ipsos MORI poll, commissioned for Climate Week, finds that just five per cent of people throw food away on a daily basis.

13 years ago

Just five per cent of people throw food away daily

13 years ago

Scrapyard fined £4,494 for illegally burning waste

Rundle’s Scrap Yard ordered to pay £4,494 in fines and costs for illegally burning waste on Bonfire Night in 2011.

13 years ago

Scrapyard fined £4,494 for illegally burning waste

13 years ago

Report urges ‘small changes’ in food packaging

‘Small changes’ in packaging will keep food fresh, save money and have less impact on the environment, says WRAP report.

13 years ago

Report urges ‘small changes’ in food packaging

13 years ago

Welsh renewable energy projects praised

Welsh Environment Minister John Griffiths has praised community renewable energy projects for helping to tackle climate change.

13 years ago

Welsh renewable energy projects praised

13 years ago

‘World’s biggest’ debris dive at Lake Windermere

More than 500 volunteers to clean up litter from Lake Windermere in ‘world’s biggest’ freshwater ‘debris dive’.

13 years ago

‘World’s biggest’ debris dive at Lake Windermere

13 years ago

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