Recycling news: 2024

Industry news Environment Agency investigates crime links to waste trailers The Environment Agency (EA) is appealing for information following a series of incidents involving the dumping of trailers packed with shredded or baled waste, which it suspects could be linked to an organised crime group. The incidents, which have happened over the last few weeks, have all occurred in the Derby and Nottingham areas. Four … Read More letsrecycle.com News · 13 Nov 2024 Industry news Top Ten Tips for Graduate Engineers | Ocado Group - Ocado Group Ocado Group media · 13 Nov 2024 Policy & government Armed Forces Families and Safeguarding Overseas Survey 2023 A survey to better understand the experiences of armed forces families. GOV.UK · 13 Nov 2024 Policy & government The benefits of woodland creation: Woods for Nature How woodland creation can help biodiversity. GOV.UK · 13 Nov 2024 Policy & government Grey squirrel and deer damage to trees: a visual guide How to identify tree damage by deer and grey squirrels. GOV.UK · 13 Nov 2024 Policy & government DWP annual report and accounts 2023 to 2024 Information on the expenditure and performance of the Department for Work and Pensions from 1 April 2023 to 31 March 2024. GOV.UK · 13 Nov 2024 Industry news OPRL releases recyclability assessment tool for pEPR Non-profit On-Pack Recycling Labels (OPRL) has launched a new Recyclability Assessment Tool to assist organisations with extended producer responsibility for packaging (pEPR). OPRL said that it hopes the interactive tool will help brands “make informed choices” around packaging design and reduce financial obligations under the new legislation. OPRL already has a labelling tool available to … Re… letsrecycle.com News · 13 Nov 2024 Policy & government Public health impact of drought: advice for the public Information on the potential health impacts of drought in England and the measures that people can take to stay healthy during these events. GOV.UK · 13 Nov 2024 Industry news Layby waste dumps could be linked to “organised crime” The Environment Agency is investigating a series of incidents of waste being dumped in laybys that could be linked to “organised crime”. Circular Online (CIWM) · 13 Nov 2024 Industry news NLWA finds half of Londoners incorrectly dispose of their electricals New research has shown that more than half of Londoners have admitted to incorrectly disposing of old electricals in their household waste or recycling bins. The study by North London Waste Authority (NLWA) also showed that 55% of residents have experienced signs of a damaged battery, which include overheating, swelling, hissing sounds, and/or an unusual … Read More letsrecycle.com News · 13 Nov 2024 Industry news Three more UK farms diversifying with nature connection in mind Harnessing creativity, education and healing, these once-conventional farms are evolving Positive News · 13 Nov 2024 Industry news Kemsley cluster receives portion of £6m net zero fund International consultancy and construction company, Mace, has announced its involvement in the development of a decarbonisation strategy for an industrial cluster in North Kent. The opportunity is co-funded by Innovate UK and follows the consortium’s application for a portion of a £6 million fund aimed at supporting the government’s drive towards net zero through investment … Read More The post… letsrecycle.com News · 13 Nov 2024 Industry news Suez celebrates 40 years of waste management in Blackpool Suez has said that October marked 40 years since the Blackpool waste transfer station off Chapel Road was opened. It was originally operated by Lancashire waste services before being transferred to Suez recycling and recovery UK in 2000. Suez said that in total, the site has managed over four million tonnes of household and business … Read More letsrecycle.com News · 13 Nov 2024 Industry news Woman fined for allowing illegal waste site to operate on her land An Essex landowner has been ordered to pay £9,000 in fines and costs for allowing an illegal waste site to operate on her land, despite numerous warnings from the Environment Agency. Circular Online (CIWM) · 13 Nov 2024 Industry news 50% of Londoners admit dangerous battery disposal habits Over 50% of Londoners have admitted to incorrectly disposing of old electricals in their household waste or recycling bins, according to research by North London Waste Authority. Circular Online (CIWM) · 13 Nov 2024 Council news MIDDLESBROUGH COUNCIL - Middlesbrough Council Middlesbrough Council · 13 Nov 2024 Global REWAG Relies on SENNEBOGEN Machines for Waste Recycling In the middle of the municipality of Kaiseraugust near Basel, REWAG Entsorgung AG relies on sustainable recycling technologies. Thousands of tons of waste, from household waste to construction and demolition waste, are recycled there every year. The work is done by several SENNEBOGEN machines – including one of the latest innovations, the SENNEBOGEN 824 G. […] Global Recycling · 13 Nov 2024 Industry news We can’t continue to ignore the links between climate change and migration This post is by Ben Margolis, consultant for Unbound Philanthropy. Very few delegates will be thinking about immigration as they attend the 29th UN Climate Change Conference in Baku (COP29). Their minds, and mandates, will be on carbon and – this year in particular – […] Green Alliance blog (Inside Track) · 13 Nov 2024 Industry news 2024 Impact Report Circular Communities Scotland's 2024 Impact Report 'The Difference We Make; 2024 & Beyond'. Circular Communities Scotland · 13 Nov 2024 Industry news A runner’s guide to product management | Ocado Group - Ocado Group Ocado Group media · 13 Nov 2024 Industry news Drought, fires and fossil fuels push CO2 emissions to a record high An annual accounting of CO2 emissions from burning fossil fuels and land use change finds no sign emissions will peak this year New Scientist — Environment · 13 Nov 2024 Industry news Analysis: Global CO2 emissions will reach new high in 2024 despite slower growth Carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from fossil fuels and cement will rise around 0.8% in 2024,... Carbon Brief · 13 Nov 2024 Policy & government Digital Registration Service Submit HM Land Registry applications in the portal, reducing errors and requisitions. GOV.UK · 13 Nov 2024 Industry news The regeneration claim Guidance on the use of claims that involve regenerative farming will leave businesses stuck in the mud. By David Burrows. Commservation. This year there has been “increasing chatter” around regenerative farming, notes the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) in a new article that aims to offer guidance for companies looking to spread this new sustainability seed in […] Footprint Media (foodservice sustainability) · 12 Nov 2024 Industry news Bio-based resin set to change packaging in future Researchers from the University of Birmingham have designed a type of photocurable resin made entirely from bio-sourced materials that can be 3D printed, recycled and then printed again. Designed to be used as an alternative to existing 3D printing resin, which usually relies on epoxies or acrylics made from mostly petrochemical feedstock, the new resin … Read More letsrecycle.com News · 12 Nov 2024 Industry news ‘Give us used lights for our new office’, says JLL Top property developer JLL is on the hunt for for high-quality used materials including luminaires which could be used in […] Recolight · 12 Nov 2024 Industry news Oil giants and campaigners in court in first test for North Sea oil and gas since landmark ruling Shell and Equinor to concede permits are unlawful but argue they should be allowed to continue A crucial judicial review into Rosebank and Jackdaw is set to begin in the Scottish Court of Session in Edinburgh this morning. The hearing will be the first test of how the landmark Supreme Court ruling in the Finch […] Greenpeace UK · 12 Nov 2024 Industry news Scottish waste industry unites under Resourcing Scotland The Scottish waste management industry has announced a new partnership – “Resourcing Scotland”. The partnership said it aims to help develop a residual waste strategy for Scotland and build capacity within the country’s waste management system. It will combine waste management groups and all 32 of the nation’s local authorities, including the Chartered Institution for … Read More letsrecycle.com News · 12 Nov 2024 Industry news COP29: Six key reasons why international climate finance is a ‘wild west’ Developed nations have committed to providing billions of dollars of “climate finance” to developing countries,... Carbon Brief · 12 Nov 2024 Industry news Empowering girls: Insights from GoodWeave In 2024, Traid began funding a new project in India and Nepal in partnership with the incredible NGO GoodWeave to prevent... TRAID · 12 Nov 2024 Policy & government Yarwell Mill Country Park, Mill Road, Yarwell, Peterborough, PE8 6PS, CAM/12UE/PHI/2023/0124 Eastern Region, Judge JR Morris and Ms M Hardman FRICS IRRV on 26 September 2024 GOV.UK · 12 Nov 2024 Policy & government IP6 0NW, Valencia Waste Management Limited: environmental permit issued EPR/BV4517IM/V015 View the permit issued for Masons Landfill Site, Ipswich under the Industrial Emissions Directive. GOV.UK · 12 Nov 2024 Global Restricting PFAS means also restricting fluoropolymers Fluoropolymers cause concern from production through to disposal. Only 8% go to uses that could be considered essential and they are certainly not critical to the European Green Deal which encompasses climate action, sustainable industry, and eliminating pollution. Increased innovation to PFAS-free solutions for semiconductors, hydrogen production and lithium batteries for EVs demonstrates the … META (European Environmental Bureau) · 12 Nov 2024 Policy & government Italy: hospitalised abroad Information for British nationals hospitalised in Italy, including how the British Embassy and Consulate can help. GOV.UK · 12 Nov 2024 Industry news Get on my land! The farmers opening up their patches for nature connection From storytelling and saunas to art and theatre, a new generation of UK farmers are encouraging people to connect with nature on their land Positive News · 12 Nov 2024 Industry news Analysis: Which countries have sent the most delegates to COP29? More than 65,000 delegates have registered to attend the COP29 climate summit in Baku, Azerbaijan,... Carbon Brief · 12 Nov 2024 Industry news West Suffolk to discuss Simpler Recycling proposals West Suffolk council has announced that it will review proposals to help commercial organisations meet incoming national recycling regulations. The proposals aim to enhance commercial waste recycling in West Suffolk, including increasing the range and volume of products that can be diverted from commercial and non-domestic organisations. The latter includes schools, care homes, hospitals and … … letsrecycle.com News · 12 Nov 2024 Industry news Copart increases operational capabilities in Scotland with new Dunfermline site In yet another strand of their ongoing ‘Land and Expand’ strategy, global leader in online vehicle remarketing and recycling, Copart UK, are increasing their operational capabilities in Scotland with the announcement of a new Operation Centre in Fife. ATF Professional · 12 Nov 2024 Industry news Environment Agency launches waste charges consultation Environment Agency seeks views on proposals to introduce new and update existing waste charges. ATF Professional · 12 Nov 2024 Industry news Enhancing Packaging Sustainability with the OPRL Recyclability Assessment Tool Hello! This page is only available to members. Click here to login Existing members can be given access to our Members’ Area via their Account Owner or Manager. If you experience problems, or need help with this, please contact our Member Support Team . Not a member yet? Sign up here! OPRL (On-Pack Recycling Label) · 12 Nov 2024