Government most successful at meeting waste targets
The government is likely to miss more than half of the environmental targets it has set since it came...
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12 May 2008: 4.45
The Local Government Association (LGA) said that the 2007/08 provisional waste statistics issued yesterday (8 May) by Defra were "very encouraging", but there was an "inescapable need" to do more.
The government is likely to miss more than half of the environmental targets it has set since it came...
The packaging recovery note (PRN) system should be extended to include the municipal waste stream to...
Corus has announced a £50 increase in the amount it pays for steel cans delivered to its CanRoute collection...
The Waste and Resources Action Programme (Wrap) hopes to spark "a major debate on the way food is packaged"...
Denmark is to extend its national deposit-return scheme for drinks packaging to cover mineral water...
A step-change in the technology to recover and reuse waste plastic in the milk sector has been revealed...
While the environmental debate may have brought recycling and recycled materials to the fore, specifying...
The First Moment of Truth is the term famously used by Procter & Gamble to describe the few seconds...
The Westminster government, as well as the post-devolution Scottish and Welsh authorities, are stepping...
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Love them or loathe them, it seems there is no escaping the debate on carrier bags. Hardly a week goes...
The news that Tesco is putting its considerable weight behind the Carbon Trust’s draft standard for...