Michael Brunn
Editor-in-Chief
New techniques to give second life to packaging, textile, tyre and mattress waste
The results of the NEOREC Project, funded by IVACE and ERDF, will provide a viable alternative to landfilling of complex waste.
Free Webinar: RecyClass for beginners
With this series, RecyClass aims to bring the audience back to the basics of what RecyClass is and its different activities.
From urban waste to school benches
Transforming hard-to-recycle plastics into school benches is precisely the sort of topic destined to pique a school child's curiosity.
EU Environment Council adopts new rules for more sustainable batteries
Yesterday in Brussels, EU environment ministers unanimously adopted the Council position on the EU batteries regulation.
Europe's best circular economy business ideas
Landbell has presented the nominated start-ups for the 2022 Green Alley Award.
Global Waste Index 2022 released
The comprehensive Analysis ranks 38 member states of the organisation for economic co-operation and development according to how effectively they manage their waste
Anviplas and Erema: working together over generations
The Spanish recycling company Anviplas has been involved in plastics recycling for more than 30 years, during which time it has built up extensive know-how that now benefits customers throughout Europe, in Africa and in Asia.
Batteries Regulation needs to set sustainability leadership while boosting EU batteries production
Today the EU Environment Ministers reached a general approach on the proposal for a new Batteries Regulation.
Big changes in the pipeline for Northern Ireland's waste industry
The way that waste in Northern Ireland will be handled over the next few years will change dramatically following consultations by Defra and the UK's devolved administrations, according to Joseph Doherty, Managing Director of Re-Gen Waste.
WEEE Forum expands with five new members
Continuing its global expansion, the WEEE Forum has announced that five PROs have joined recently, bringing its membership to 46 spread over six continents, its highest ever.