EXCLUSIVE: Members of the biochemical sector are being asked to attend an event next week to help develop a new trade association for the industry.

A new British Retail Consortium progress report reveals that retailers are ‘on track’ to meet their voluntary environmental targets by 2020.

Northern Ireland has extended its five-pence carrier bag charge to include all new ‘cheap’ carrier bags, including reusable ones.

The Centre for Process Innovation is leading a European project that aims to turn food waste into graphene and renewable hydrogen.

Richard Hands, Chief Executive of the Alliance for Beverage Cartons and the Environment (ACE) UK, outlines why renewable materials should be an equally-important part of the circular economy debate.

Work has begun on developing Courtauld 2025, a new, 10-year framework that aims to boost resource efficiency in the food and drink sector.

WRAP Cymru and Carbon Trust are to deliver free efficiency advice under Resource Efficient Wales, after winning £1m framework contracts.

The Liberal Democrat manifesto for 2015 will include new environmental laws, such as landfill bans for biodegradable waste.

With increasing recognition that recycling is about more than tonnages, Eunomia is focusing on carbon impacts with its second Carbon Index (accompanying this issue of Resource). Life Cycle Assessment Specialist Simon Hann explains

The Treasury is to guarantee bonds worth up to £48.5m for the Speyside Biomass project, to help ensure it comes online.