Environmental charity Keep Britain Tidy is launching its Centre for Social Innovation to develop new approaches to solving litter and waste problems.

A new Zero Waste Scotland study has found that many people litter more than they admit, and are prepared to justify it in certain circumstances.

Energy efficiency is often seen as an ecological holy grail, promising economic growth and environmental protection, but scientists are increasingly cautioning that the ‘rebound effect’ means this might not be so. Libby Peake learns more

New research published by FCC suggests that citizens in urban areas do not value waste services as highly as other forms of infrastructure.

Iain Gulland, Chief Executive of Zero Waste Scotland, reflects on the country's work on the circular economy and the need to marry thought and deed.

It turns out that the tried and tested waste statistic hasn’t been all that tested – and others ought to be tried. Eunomia’s Emma Gowing and Steve Watson describe how to breathe new life into public engagement

A new survey from Keep Britain Tidy has found that litter is associated with increases in poverty, crime, and social disorder.

The Paper Cup Recovery & Recycling Group has appointed its executive board members and announced two initial projects.

A new survey has found only 29 per cent of 18 to 24 year olds believe that they, rather than the state, bear the most responsibility to recycle.

Keep Britain Tidy and SITA UK release 10-point plan to increase recycling in urban environments, following public inquiry.