These Indian fishermen take plastic out of the sea and use it to build roads
Each of 1.3 billion Indians use on average 11kg of plastic pa. The Indus carries the second most plastic to […]
Author: Irene Crescenzi
Survey Shows 90% Want All Packaging To Be Recyclable
A survey conducted by Cardiff University shows three quarters of people want the government to ensure products are recyclable and […]
“A Little More Recycling” Not Enough To Make Ireland’s Plastic Economy Circular
Ireland’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will target the “most pressing” waste prevention priorities facing Ireland, including plastics, as part of […]
Council’s Decision To Stop Recycling Plastic “Regressive”, Says Coffey
Minister for Resources, Dr Therese Coffey has written to Swindon Borough Council to ask it to “reflect carefully” on its […]
BBC outlines plan to become a ‘model for sustainable broadcasting’
BBC has launched the Greener Broadcasting Strategy with commitment to cut single use plastic, use 100% renewable electricity and send […]
Coalition Calls For Binding Recycled Content Targets in Beverage Bottles
A binding target of at least 35% recycled content in packaging would transform the waste and recycling sector in Europe. […]
Retailers to pay up to £1bn for recycling under waste strategy
The issue of producer responsibility will transform the packaging and recycling landscape with a move to a new waste strategy […]
The Power Of Purpose: How Adidas Will Make $1 Billion Helping Solve The Problem Of Ocean Plastic
As more and more companies find their purpose and innovate around ways to use business as a force for good, […]
How former Arsenal team-mates Mesut Ozil and Mathieu Flamini are aiming to save the planet
Former Arsenal teammates Mathieu Flamini and Mesut Ozil launch UNITY a well-being brand to promote sustainability, initially comprising 11 vegan-friendly […]
Viridor collaborates with brands on product packaging
Viridor has announced it is working with a number of leading highstreet retail brands to ensure product packaging can survive […]