FCC Environment has published a new report predicting how waste policy may be affected by changes in the political landscape.

Leeming Biogas has begun developing the ‘largest food waste gas-to-grid anaerobic digestion plant in North Yorkshire’.

New figures show that local authorities in England recycled 40.4 per cent of household waste in the first three months of 2014, and 44.5 per cent in 2013/14.

The Waste & Resources Action Programme is focusing on resource security as part of its annual conference.

Fifty organisations have signed up to WRAP’s Electrical and Electronic Sustainability Action Plan since July.

Intermodal shipping containers revolutionised freight transportation, as they could be used on ships, railways and roads. Increasingly, they’re also being used in housing, once their travelling days are over. Verity Rogers takes a look at some of the creative uses they’ve been put to

Jersey residents and parishes warned over unsuitable items being sent for incineration at the La Collette II energy-from-waste plant.

Quality Meat Scotland has approved digestate from anaerobic digestion for use by Scottish meat farmers.

Waste industry members write to the European Environment Commissioner to urge him to reconsider his review of the circular economy package.

A round-up of short news stories from the waste and resources industry, including SARIA, Every Can Counts, and Make Noise.