With Wales' recycling rates racing ahead of England's, is 80 per cent recycling finally an achievable goal for the country?

With awards and acclaim arriving left and centre, what is it that South Ayrshire Council's Beach Restoration Project is getting so right?

What is behind the decline in fluorescent lamp waste and what consequences could it have?

BSI has launched the world’s first circular economy standard, BS 8001, to aid businesses and organizations of all sizes in the transition to a circular economy.

Waste and resources management should be a central theme in the next government’s industrial and environment policies, according to the Trade Association Group, an umbrella organisation comprising the UK’s top waste and resource management companies and organisations.

Environmental protections after Brexit and air quality were the big topics covered at a Green Hustings of the four main parties hosted by the Greener UK coalition ahead of next week’s election.

The Environmental Industries Commission has officially launched a new smart cities platform to facilitate collaboration on using smart technologies to increase drives towards sustainability.

It’s EU Green Week 2017. This year the event is focusing on green jobs and the adaptation in skills training and education needed to aid the sector’s continued growth.

Wales has registered yet another increase in its recycling rate to 63 per cent as its march towards achieving its statutory 70 per cent recycling rate target before 2025.

A round-up of news from the waste and resources sector including a new reprocessing contract for Casepak, new packaging made from eggshells, RCVs for students and HSBC funding for a waste start-up.