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Lego has joined the How2Recycle program and have announced plans to start labelling its toy packaging for its US consumers this year. By the end of the year Lego hope to have the How2Recycle lable on more than 60% of its packaging, since 2012 they have committed to only use paper from forests that have been sustainably managed.
Read MoreUK supermarket chain Asda are going to be phasing out single use plastic bags by the end of this year and making 100% of its own brand packaging recyclable by 2025. Asda will be the first to take this action on plastic with similar retailers following in the near future.
Read MoreMcDonald's has set itself a target for 100% of its packaging to come from renewable, recycled, or certified sources by 2025. The company, who are the world's largest restaurant company say they have a responsibility to use their influence to make changes to help the environment.
Read MoreThe UK government is opposing new recycling targets set by the EU even though it pledged tp develop new targes and milestones themselves. The European parliament voted on a new target of 65% by 2035 which the UK refused saying meeting the target of 65% by 2030 would save around £10 billion in waste related costs.
Read MoreScientists at the University of California have developed a new recycling process that restores old lithium battery cathodes. Less than 5% of lithium batteries are recycled which means millions end up in landfill every year, the problem with this is the toxins it can release and also the supply of the precious metals used in batteries is dwindling fast.
Read More64 Companies have signed a commitment which aims to tackle the amount of waste in the fashion and textile industry, the industry plans to concentrate on reselling more used garments and develop recycled textile fibres.
Read MoreCoca-Cola recently have been put under pressure to help more with the reduction of plastic packaging in our oceans, the response has been positive with a platform called 'World Without Waste' which is the development of 100% recyclable packaging.
Read MoreA French start up company called Terradona offers free gifts to people who sort their waste correctly, they have developed a smart box called Cliiink which attaches to the bin and gives them points when they put an item in the correct recycling bin which they then can redeem in various shops.
Read MoreDorset residents are being encouraged to recycle their empty coffee cups as well as food and drinks cartons at the designated recycling banks across the county. They are being encourage to use reusable cups when they go and buy their hot drinks because most coffee shops allow the use of their own cup.
Read MoreWith the ban of importing of certain types of recyclable waste from China, the UK has had to rethink their strategy about they dispose of waste it creates, one of which is incineration. One of the main problems of this is the release of toxins and chemical gases if not properly controlled, but what exactly is incineration?
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