Resource has come up with its list of top ten difficult to recycle household items and wants to hear from you about your waste management bugbears

Having watched his company grow in conjunction with the waste industry, Viridor’s Colin Drummond tells Resource what he believes is next on the resource agenda

The Waste and Resources Action Programme (WRAP) will be losing 27.9 per cent of its funding from Defra in 2011/12.

One of the problems with presenting an environmental argument as a book within the Rough Guides series is the format. Often designed to be dipped into in a fairly non-linear fashion, the typical Rough Guide is a heady mix of text, box outs, diagrams and pictures, usually...

When I was a child, I spent many a rainy day digging into my ‘craft box’, making paper wall hangings, plasticine figurines, beaded jewellery and other treasures.

Casting my mind back to a particular science lesson at school, I remember quite clearly a teacher declaring that we had already pushed climate change too far, that no degree of cutting back could undo...

It turns out that sustainability does not necessarily entail fashion sacrifice. Emma Rose discovers five clothing lines that offer ethically-sourced clothes that help the environment, and you to look good

A hotel stay usually means ‘getting away from it all’ – for business or pleasure – and keeping up our green practices can be tricky. Not so at the recently reopened Savoy, a hotel steeped in history and ‘world firsts’, where you can be green without lifting a finger.

Mal Williams, CEO of Cylch, thinks the need for increasing real, quality recycling is in danger of being lost in the maelstrom of strategy, quantitative targets, legislation and activities and the search for better metrics

With Wales and Scotland speeding along a zero waste path and residual arisings dropping off around the UK...