Recycling news: 2019
Fresh every day from industry press, GOV.UK and research feeds — plus the historical archive. Last updated 25 Jul 2026.
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ALLOTMENTS IN BROXTOWE - Broxtowe
Broxtowe Council · 25 Nov 2019
Council news
Islington Council Income Team - findyour.islington.gov.uk
Islington Council · 25 Nov 2019
Global
Conference on Best in Class Deposit Return Systems for Single Use Beverage Packaging
The aim of the conference, hosted in Brussels by the European Committee of the Regions, was to bring together governments, DRS operators, experts, producers and technology providers from countries across Europe to offer their expertise on the various components of best in class DRS systems.
Reloop Platform · 25 Nov 2019
Council news
Chapel Yard disabled car park - Preston City Council
Preston Council · 23 Nov 2019
Council news
Our Ref: 20191016 Allestree Hall Date: 23rd November 2019 Isabel Howdon-Bancroft Derby City Council Development Control Communit - Derby City Council
Derby Council · 23 Nov 2019
Council news
Clentry Nursery - Fife Council
Fife Council · 22 Nov 2019
Industry news
Alarming Christmas Waste Statistics and How you Can Have a Zero Waste Christmas
There are loads of posts all over social media at this time of year, helping us have a less wasteful Christmas. Some of the statistics surrounding Christmas waste are astonishing. According to Wildlife and Countryside link, around 114,000 tonnes of plastic packaging will be thrown away and not recycled in the UK this Christmas. Finder…
Zero Waste Week · 22 Nov 2019
Industry news
Suez chief points to ‘bright future’ for waste industry
The chief executive of Suez Recycling and Recovery UK has said that the industry faces an “exciting future”, despite the UK potentially taking a “5% hit” on its recycling rate next year due to the European definition change. The comments came from David Palmer-Jones at the 30th Anniversary of the North East Recycling Forum (NERF), … Read More
letsrecycle.com News · 22 Nov 2019
Industry news
REA comments on Party Manifestos
The REA welcomes the Green Party’s policy announcement today, to appoint a Carbon Chancellor. They have identified a weak link in the UK’s ambitions to decarbonise the country; the Treasury.
REA (Association for Renewable Energy and Clean Technology) · 22 Nov 2019
Policy & government
SR7 7DN, Biffa Waste Services Limited: environmental permit issued - EPR/GB3905TX/A001
View the permit issued for Seaham Plastics Recycling Facility, Seaham under the Industrial Emissions Directive.
GOV.UK · 22 Nov 2019
Global
The Great Challenge of the Use of Plastic: a focus at Ecomondo 2019
Strategies and Solutions for Reducing the Impact on the Environment
ISWA (International Solid Waste Association) · 22 Nov 2019
Global
VOICE Ireland: Hand in hand with communities to reach zero waste goals
Zero Waste Europe’s member, VOICE works with local communities across Ireland to reach sustainability and zero waste goals thanks to the Conscious Consumption Communities Programme. Today, we have the pleasure to interview Aoife Britton who is leading on this project. Hi, Aoife, can you briefly introduce yourself: how long have you been in the field […]
Zero Waste Europe · 22 Nov 2019
Industry news
Manifestos signal ‘radical change’ for waste, says ESA
The executive director of the Environmental Services Association (ESA) has said that the manifesto launches this week from three political parties indicate that “radical changes are on the horizon” for the waste sector. As the 12 December election gets closer, this week saw the Green Party, the Liberal Democrats and the Labour Party all launch … Read More
letsrecycle.com News · 22 Nov 2019
Council news
East Riding Profile - East Riding of Yorkshire Council
East Riding of Yorkshire Council · 22 Nov 2019
Council news
Parish Profile - East Riding of Yorkshire Council
East Riding of Yorkshire Council · 22 Nov 2019
Industry news
How do we deliver a just transition?
Duncan Price, Partner at BuroHappold, reflects on the opportunity for a new government to set out a green vision for the UK, bringing together the environmental, economic and social agendas.
Aldersgate Group · 21 Nov 2019
Council news
Applying for a Blue Badge - West Lothian Council
West Lothian Council · 21 Nov 2019
Council news
Instrumental Music Service - West Lothian Council
West Lothian Council · 21 Nov 2019
Council news
Denend Primary School and Nursery - Fife Council
Fife Council · 21 Nov 2019
Council news
Sinclairtown Primary School - Fife Council
Fife Council · 21 Nov 2019
Industry news
ReNew ELP Join the UK Plastic Pact
The post ReNew ELP Join the UK Plastic Pact appeared first on Mura Technology .
Mura Technology news · 21 Nov 2019
Industry news
Labour in manifesto vow to end waste plastic exports
The Labour Party has vowed to end the export of plastic waste and invest in a “new plastics remanufacturing industry”, as part of a series of waste and recycling pledges in its 2019 manifesto. Launched by Jeremy Corbyn in Birmingham this morning, November 19, the manifesto has a large focus on the environment particularly with … Read More
letsrecycle.com News · 21 Nov 2019
Industry news
Ofgem TCR decision to undermine renewables deployment and grid flexibility
Ofgem has today released its final decision on the Targeted Charging Review (TCR), which, in the view of the REA, will undermine subsidy-free renewable power deployment and reduce investment in ‘flexible’ energy technologies.
REA (Association for Renewable Energy and Clean Technology) · 21 Nov 2019
Industry news
Indonesian stoppage adds to waste paper woes
A halt to inspections of recyclables destined for reprocessing in Indonesia starting from this Saturday, 23 November, is fuelling the view that the waste paper market is facing a “crisis” situation in December. Baltic Control, the inspection agency for the Indonesian Ministry for Environment and its customs authority, has advised that from 23 November it … Read More
letsrecycle.com News · 21 Nov 2019
Global
Report sheds light on waste in booming delivery services
Less than 5 percent of cardboard boxes used in express delivery packaging were reused, and nearly all plastic packaging ended up in landfills, according to the report, which surveyed 37 universities and residential communities as well as four e-commerce businesses in 18 provinces or cities from July to September. The carbon emissions from delivery packaging […]
Break Free From Plastic · 21 Nov 2019
Industry news
Court throws out Rookery Pit appeal
Covanta has said it “looks forward to advancing” construction of its Rookery Pit Energy from Waste (EfW) plant in Bedfordshire, after the Court of Appeal dismissed efforts to have its Environmental Permit quashed. The judgment from the court was handed down on Tuesday, November 19, and comes after a full hearing at the Court of … Read More
letsrecycle.com News · 21 Nov 2019
Industry news
Biffa advances West Sussex aggregate plants
Biffa has applied to vary the environmental permit of its Aggregate Treatment and Recycling Facility in Horsham, West Sussex, to add a soil washing and heat treatment facility. In the permit variation document, uploaded by the Environment Agency last week, Biffa explained that the proposed soil washing facility would treat 30,000 tonnes of hazardous soil … Read More
letsrecycle.com News · 21 Nov 2019
Council news
Current opportunities - West Lothian Council
West Lothian Council · 21 Nov 2019
Industry news
Sheffield reassures residents over MRF flooding
Sheffield city council has reassured residents that material destined for Veolia’s materials recycling facility (MRF) in the city is being redirected elsewhere, after the site was forced to temporarily close due to ‘significant’ flooding. The council put out a statement yesterday (November 20) explaining that Veolia had been forced to close the facility earlier this … Read More
letsrecycle.com News · 21 Nov 2019
Global
Open letter to the world’s top plastic polluters: it’s time to change
Dear Coca Cola, Nestlé, PepsiCo, Mondelez International, Unilever, On World Clean Up Day 2019, over 70,000 people went out into their communities to clean up plastic pollution and collect data on the brands they found. After analysing the results of 484 brand audit events in over 50 countries, you have been found to be the […]
Break Free From Plastic · 21 Nov 2019
Council news
Lundin Mill Primary School - Fife Council
Fife Council · 21 Nov 2019
Council news
Masterton Primary School - Fife Council
Fife Council · 20 Nov 2019
Council news
Crossford Primary School - Fife Council
Fife Council · 20 Nov 2019
Council news
Registration Offices - West Lothian Council
West Lothian Council · 20 Nov 2019
Global
Dirty Fashion Disrupted: Leaders and laggards revealed
The post Dirty Fashion Disrupted: Leaders and laggards revealed appeared first on Changing Markets .
Changing Markets Foundation · 20 Nov 2019
Global
Milestone order – The 1,000th MARTIN combustion grate will be delivered to Bazenheid.
On 06/11/2019, the Bazenheid waste management association (Zweckverband Abfallverwertung Bazenheid) and MARTIN GmbH signed the contract for the supply of...
ESWET (European Suppliers of Waste-to-Energy Technology) · 20 Nov 2019
Global
MARTIN – Orders for delivery of total plant and grate systems
Yongchuan, China Order for delivery of total plant Our licensee, Chongqing Sanfeng Covanta Environmental Industry Co., Ltd., has been awarded...
ESWET (European Suppliers of Waste-to-Energy Technology) · 20 Nov 2019
Industry news
Lib Dems outline waste pledges in 2019 manifesto
The Liberal Democrats have outlined a series of pledges on waste and recycling in the party’s General Election manifesto, including a 70% recycling target and proposal to end waste plastic exports by 2030. The manifesto is due to be officially launched by Liberal Democrat leader Jo Swinson later this afternoon in Camden, London. Many of … Read More
letsrecycle.com News · 20 Nov 2019
Council news
Ways to pay us - South Holland District Council
South Holland Council · 20 Nov 2019
Industry news
Can industry rejects carbon claims by Coca-Cola
Can manufacturers and recyclers have leapt to the defence of aluminium cans after the chief executive of Coca-Cola suggested that the cans have a higher carbon footprint than recycled PET bottles. Earlier this month, James Quincy, chief executive of the Coca-Cola Company, told Reuters that a recycled PET bottle has a lower carbon footprint than … Read More
letsrecycle.com News · 20 Nov 2019