Only weeks after dropping out of the environmental ratings system, the Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool (EPEAT), Apple has announced that it is rejoining the scheme, stating that ‘all eligible Apple products are back on EPEAT’.

Sims Metal Management has introduced a new system of cashless scrap metal trading as a way to curb fraud and adhere to anticipated regulation changes.

San Francisco city officials have vetoed purchases of new Apple Macintosh computers in city agencies after the technology giant pulled out of green scheme

The One Planet Centre has opened in the Olympic Athletes’ Village as part of initiatives to make the London 2012 Olympics the ‘greenest games ever’.

The European Commission (EC) has adopted End-of-Waste regulations for glass

Ninety per cent of councils have been affected by metal thefts, a new survey by the Local Government Association has found.

HMRC has published ‘interim advice’ on landfill tax in order to provide further clarity to the changes that were announced on 18 May.

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Cornish haulage and waste management company, RK Transport, have been ordered by courts to pay over £100,000 in fines and costs for illegally disposing of waste in two Cornish waste sites.

The government is not realising the full potential of biogas, the independent thinktank, CentreForum, has said in a report due to be published tomorrow (4 July).