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Substation33 has been operating since 2015, designed originally for electronic recycling, they have repurposed more than half a million kilos of e-waste. Made up mainly from volunteers, the Substation team have come up with some amazing things, including a electric bike powered by laptop batteries and solar energy amplifiers that light up Indonesian villages.
Read MoreThe head of Panda Recycling in Ireland has said that the charge implemented for the green bin collections are to ensure that Ireland can continue to recycle, for 21 Euros the recycling service will be expanded to include the brown bin collection and a bin cleaning service.
Read MoreThe South Tyne and Wear Waste Management Partnership is launching a new recycling campaign to help raise awareness of e-waste and batteries, their campaign is geared towards engaging people in recycling their WEEE responsibly.
Read MoreThe UK packaging industry has been accused of exaggerating how much of its plastic gets recycled. In a recent report it has been stated that packaging firms only contribute a small amount of its substantial waste management bill. The government are still facing calls for a deposit return scheme but face opposition from packaging industry firms.
Read MoreMarch 18th is the first ever Global Recycling Day, it aims to highlight that recycling is one of the biggest tools to help tackle climate change. You can get involved by signing the petition using the link in the article or join the debate on social media.
Read MoreThe constant advancement of technology means we are always after the latest gadgets which results in users throwing away 1.4 million tonnes of unwanted electricals each year. Until recently most ended up in landfill which caused a massive problem for the environment with the release of CFC gases, these gases than cause damage
Read MoreInmates at HMP Northumberland are set to take part in a scheme to turn old Virgin Trains uniforms into textiles, with the aim to reduce offending rates by preparing prisoners for life after prison and to support a local homeless charity by donating the then upcycled clothing.
Read MoreLightbulbs are essential to our homes and businesses, in recent years they have changed from the incandescent bulbs which are now banned to low energe and LED bulbs, but with this change comes the challenge of recycling. In 2016 6000 tonnes of lamps were collected and recycled with only 1% being LED lamps.
Read MoreAlthough most businesses have made the move from paper to storing everything digitally but there are still some companies which prefer to maintain paper files. Around 99% of shredded paper is recycled but also helps keep sensitive information from falling into the wrong hands. Every tonne of paper that is recycled, 4 barrels of oil are saved which on average can power a hoke for 6 months.
Read MoreResource London and Peabdody have joined forces to look at barriers to recycling in flats in urban areas to see if they can increase the recycling rates in London. 37% of London residential accommodations are made up of flats and it has shown that residents that live in flats recycle half as much waste as people living in houses, despite raising from 32% to 33% it is still below the nationwide rate of 44%.
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