Day: 16 June 2005

Recycling research to cover magazines

Research aiming to open up new avenues in paper recycling is now underway in the UK.

Glastonbury asks festival fans to recycle while they rock

Glastonbury Festival prides itself on backing the environment and is putting its money where its mouth is with ambitious recycling targets.

Compost lobby questions lack of direction on biowaste

There is no end of legislation and guidance looking at landfill, recycling and hazardous waste but Brussels has so far remained surprisingly silent when it comes to compost.

Inuit hunters have Washington in their sites

Eco-campaigner and Inuit leader Sheila Watt-Cloutier has warned that the indigenous people of the Arctic plan to take action against the United States for destroying their homelands and way of life by refusing to address climate change.

Experts call for holistic approach on tackling air pollution

A report published by Government advisors on particulate matter says too much time is spent tackling known hotspots and not enough addressing the general problem.

WRAP chips in for wood recycling plant

A £3.5million facility set to dramatically increase wood recycling in Central England has been backed by a sizeable grant to help invigorate the industry.

Manslaughter charge for recycling firm after paper shredder death

The managing director of a Norfolk recycling company has been found guilty of manslaughter after an employee died in a horrific accident.

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