Recycling news: 2023

Industry news Why Is Waste Management Important for Your Business’s Success? - Cawleys Cawleys · 12 Oct 2023 Research & science Minor, Nonterpenoid Volatile Compounds Drive the Aroma Differences of Exotic Cannabis - ACS Publications ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering (ACS) · 12 Oct 2023 Global Successful Paper and Cardboard Recycling in the U.S. Paper and cardboard continue to be some of the most highly recycled materials in the United States, as mentioned in an update by the American Forest & Paper Association. In 2022, the paper recycling rate was nearly 68 percent, holding approximately stable to the 2021 rate, and the recycling rate for cardboard boxes was more […] Global Recycling · 12 Oct 2023 Global European civil society comes together to tackle Environmental Racism against Roma On Thursday October 12 the EEB, ERGO Network and partners are bringing together organisations and individuals from across Europe for the first ever Conference on Environmental […] European Environmental Bureau · 12 Oct 2023 Policy & government Local authority green belt statistics for England: 2022 to 2023 Statistics on land designated as Green Belt in England by local authority. GOV.UK · 11 Oct 2023 Industry news Morning Light: the ‘life-giving’ power of an autumnal morning walk - CPRE CPRE (the countryside charity) · 11 Oct 2023 Research & science Recovering a treasure trove in MIT’s student center The Undergraduate Association Sustainability Committee repurposes items for good causes — and discovers a few hidden gems — following a burst pipe in W20. MIT News — Recycling topic · 11 Oct 2023 Policy & government Home Secretary Suella Braverman address to the Police Federation Suella Braverman addressed the annual conference of the Police Federation of England and Wales on 11 October. GOV.UK · 11 Oct 2023 Global Green industrial policy through a feminist lens Feminist economists and many others have long argued that the purpose of our economic system should be to create a good life for people and nature, and that it should be rooted in the principles of care, cooperation, and solidarity. Yet, our current economic system fails on all these counts, argues Katy Wiese. This article was originally published by The Mint Magazine. There are strong signs of… META (European Environmental Bureau) · 11 Oct 2023 Industry news Same Day Skip Hire & Collection - Mick George Mick George Group · 11 Oct 2023 Policy & government Mr S T Hudur v 11 Berkeley Street Ltd T/a Jeru Restaurant: 2201573/2022 and 2202835/2022 Employment Tribunal decision. GOV.UK · 11 Oct 2023 Global Empowering Communities Through Grassroots Movement Building From shutting down incinerators to combating gentrification, these local heroes redefine narratives and challenge systemic disparities. Learn how cross-movement collaborations strengthen the larger environmental justice movement... GAIA (Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives) · 11 Oct 2023 Policy & government L Gordon v Student Loans Company Ltd: 2501148/2020 Employment Tribunal decision. GOV.UK · 11 Oct 2023 Industry news Emmaus UK CEO issues stark warning on homelessness at National Assembly Charlotte Talbott, Chief Executive of Emmaus UK, warned figures on UK homelessness are the “tip of the iceberg” during an opening address at the Emmaus National Assembly. She said: “The... Emmaus UK · 11 Oct 2023 Policy & government UK to host Minerals Security Partnership for first time to boost investment in critical minerals On Tuesday 10 October, the UK hosted the Principals' meeting of the Minerals Security Partnership for the first time, at the London Metals Exchange. GOV.UK · 11 Oct 2023 Policy & government 24 Bluegates, London Road, Ewell, Surrey KT17 2SA : CHI/43UC/LSC/2023/0062 Southern Region, Judge Dobson, Mr N Robinson FRICS and Ms J Dalal on 25th September 2023 GOV.UK · 11 Oct 2023 Industry news Alupro film explores the aluminium packaging recycling journey As part of its ongoing work to raise awareness about the benefits of recycling aluminium packaging, Alupro has launched an educational video taking viewers behind the scenes of the post-consumer journey – from recycling bin through to reprocessing. Narrated by irreverent sports commentator Nick Heath, ‘Secrets of Aluminium’ gives an entertaining insight into the circular […] Alupro · 11 Oct 2023 Industry news The human-elephant conflict: A call for balanced conservation The International Council for Game and Wildlife Conservation lifts the lid on the human-elephant conflict, calling for a balanced approach toward conservation efforts. Open Access Government — Environment · 11 Oct 2023 Policy & government Home Office annual report and accounts: 2022 to 2023 A review of the Home Office's vision and priorities for the year ending March 2023. GOV.UK · 11 Oct 2023 Industry news News in brief (11/10/23) With news on: Labour minister speaks in favour of DRS ; Aberdeenshire council names probable cause of Westhill fire; South Gloucester launches consultation; and, Taunton recycling site to remain close after fire. Labour minister speaks in favour of DRS The Labour Party’s environment secretary, Steve Reed, has said he is in favour of a deposit … Read More letsrecycle.com News · 11 Oct 2023 Global Zero Waste Network Aotearoa: Zeroing on a sustainable future Interview with Sue Coutts by Dan Abril In pursuing a greener and more sustainable future, Zero Waste Network Aotearoa (ZWNA) has emerged as a pioneering force. They opened the first […] GAIA (Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives) · 11 Oct 2023 Industry news Giant living artwork unfurled at Westminster as waiting lists for allotments double in a decade A 30-metre-long living artwork made of seed paper was unfurled and displayed at Westminster this morning by artists and allotmenteers. They are urging the government to enable people to exercise their rights to allotments as part of the solution to food insecurity, the cost of living crisis and the climate and nature emergency. Download images […] Greenpeace UK · 11 Oct 2023 Industry news Consultation responses highlight support to address harmful chemicals in Food Contact Materials Last week marked one year since the European Commission opened the public consultation on the revision of EU Food Contact Materials (FCM) legislation. While the revision proposal is yet to be published, responses to the consultation demonstrate that there is wide-ranging support for action to address hazardous chemicals in FCMs. Over 12,000 substances have been […] CHEM Trust · 11 Oct 2023 Policy & government J Irwin and W Irwin v Ilford Sports Club Ltd: 3220509/2020 and others Employment Tribunal decision. GOV.UK · 11 Oct 2023 Industry news Kent firm handed £40,000 fine over 2019 fatality The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has announced that a Kent-based waste management company has been handed a £40,000 fine following the death of a 65-year-old employee in July 2019. According to the HSE, Bin Busy Recycling Ltd was also ordered to pay £22,338.24 in costs and a victim surcharge of £181 at Westminster Magistrates’ … Read More letsrecycle.com News · 11 Oct 2023 Research & science An update for the Stanford community - Stanford Report Stanford Report · 11 Oct 2023 Global Global Waste Paper Management Market to Grow According to the report reseller Market Reports World, the global Waste Paper Management market was valued at 36,080 million US-Dollar in 2022 and is anticipated to reach 42,830 million US-Dollar by 2029. The latest report on this market would provide a comprehensive analysis of the market’s current size, trends, share, and economic analysis, as well […] Global Recycling · 11 Oct 2023 Industry news Appetite for re-use ‘here to stay,’ FCC finds A survey commissioned by FCC Environment has found that the public’s appetite for reusing items is “stronger than ever”. The research sheds light on the what the company terms as a “growing enthusiasm for sustainable practices and the circular economy.” It found that 85% of those surveyed expressed their agreement that all household waste recycling … Read More letsrecycle.com News · 11 Oct 2023 Global Sophie Colling - WEEE Forum WEEE Forum · 10 Oct 2023 Industry news Request for Proposals for Benthyg Cymru and Repair Cafe Wales – Income Generation and Behaviour Change Introduction Full details in PDF here: Benthyg Cymru and Repair Café Wales invite proposals to carry out project work relating to two strategic priorities for repair and reuse in Wales: income generation and behaviour change. Proposals will be accepted for individual projects or combined activity to deliver the outcomes across all projects for both organisations. ... Repair Cafe Wales · 10 Oct 2023 Industry news Reap the benefits of energy efficiency and reduce energy costs – ESOS Phase 3 The Government has announced an extension to the third phase of the Energy Saving Opportunities Scheme (ESOS), and imminent adjustments to the reporting requirements. Ian Guest, Valpak Environmental Consultant, highlights the upcoming changes for large organisations that fall under the obligations of ESOS and introduces Valpak's new ESOS Rebate Service, a partnership with EnergyBubble that aims… Valpak · 10 Oct 2023 Industry news Webinar: Understanding Recycling Symbols and MythBusters We are proud to showcase our webinar, “Recycling Mythbusters,” hosted by our sustainability experts Phoebe Purcell and Emmanel Skoulides, and special guest speaker Danette O’Hara, Recoup sustainability manager. This webinar will delve into understanding recycling symbols and discuss key recycling myths to help you at home and at work. Bywaters · 10 Oct 2023 Policy & government Inclusion and diversity report for 2022-2023 This report outlines the work we have been doing to help make IPO a truly inclusive employer. GOV.UK · 10 Oct 2023 Policy & government Digital Regulation: driving growth and unlocking innovation The Plan for Digital Regulation sets out the government’s overall approach for governing digital technologies in order to drive growth and innovation. GOV.UK · 10 Oct 2023 Policy & government SteriFeed Colostrum Collection device and risk of choking due to infant airway occlusion, DSI/2023/010 The SteriFeed colostrum collection device is intended to be used only to collect and store colostrum. It should not be used as an infant feeding device as the cap, if not removed, can easily get dislodged and become stuck in the baby’s throat. GOV.UK · 10 Oct 2023 Industry news Public confusing recycling as waste prevention, Keep Britain Tidy says Environmental charity Keep Britain Tidy has published findings from its research which shows that 85% of people “mistakenly regard recycling as waste prevention”. The charity reports that consumers are confused about the best methods to reduce their environmental impact, defaulting to recycling rather than reducing and re-using their waste. To combat this confusion, the charity … Read More The … letsrecycle.com News · 10 Oct 2023 Industry news ‘Significant pressure’ on plastic recyclers, BIR says The plastic division of the Bureau of International Recycling (BIR) has reported that continued economic challenges are placing pressure on demand for new products, which in turn is hitting recycled prices. In a report published this morning (10 October), plastic recyclers from across Europe, China and the US all reported that demand for new products … Read More letsrecycle.com News · 10 Oct 2023 Policy & government D-Day 80 The 80th anniversary of the Normandy Landings. GOV.UK · 10 Oct 2023 Industry news Mitie acquires healthcare waste firm Facilities management company Mitie has acquired healthcare waste firm Cliniwaste, in a move which it says “shows its commitment to sustainable healthcare waste management”. The companies have previously worked together to clear waste from Healthcare Environmental Services sites following the collapse of the company in 2019 (see letsrecycle.com story). According to Mitie, Cliniwaste specialises… letsrecycle.com News · 10 Oct 2023 Industry news HWRC recycling rates up 5% in Greater Manchester Recycling rates at household waste and recycling centres (HWRCs) in Greater Manchester rose by 5% in the the first quarter of the 2023/24 financial year, compared to the same period last year. The rise to 58.1% was covered in a report from to go before the Greater Manchester Combined Authority this week (11 October) and … Read More letsrecycle.com News · 10 Oct 2023