Carl Sargeant, the former Welsh Minister for Natural Resources, has been moved to a ministerial role with the Department of Communities and Children in a reshuffle of the Welsh Government.

Separate food waste collections can provide a cost-effective service for local authorities and businesses, according to new modelling published by the Renewable Energy Association.

Dr Jane Beasley, Director of consultancy Beasley Associates, argues that the waste and resources industry would fare better in the long run if we remain in the EU.

Richard Lochhead has stepped down from his role as Cabinet Secretary for Rural Affairs, Food and Environment ahead of a ministerial reshuffle.

Around 100 Environment Agency (EA) roles are to be cut by the end of September, according to the GMB union.

REPIC CEO Dr Philip Morton explains how the 2015 WEEE compliance fee works to improve collection of e-waste.

Resource dials up some electronics producers to see how they view the UK producer responsibility system and what a more circular future will entail.

Ray Georgeson delivered the third annual Kit Strange Memorial Lecture at the Houses of Parliament at the start of the year, reflecting on the past, present and future of the industry.

As part of our pre-referendum debate, Neil Grundon, Deputy Chairman of Grundon Waste Management, argues that the environment is a global, not a European issue.

A report into Defra’s Reward and Recognition Fund has found that many of the projects funded did not provide good ‘value for money’.