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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.
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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.
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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.
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Research commissioned by the International Aluminium Institute (IAI) into the recycling of three beverage container materials – aluminium, glass and plastic (PET) – has shown that aluminium cans best support a circular economy.
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Euric has elected its new leaders during the General Assemblies held in Brussels on 8 and 9 March 2022.
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The threat to oil and gas supplies from Russia with the war in Ukraine means a rethink on sustainable energy and net zero emissions is inevitable, according to Ranjit Baxi, Founder of the Global Recycling Foundation.
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The plenary of the European Parliament voted today on the new Regulation concerning batteries and waste batteries.
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With the arrival of the new DX380DM-7 model, Doosan has completed the company’s range of new High Reach Demolition Excavators.
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The steel recycling industry is one of the oldest and most important members of the recycling community.
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As a child, Susie Burrage soaked up the noisy and challenging atmosphere of her family’s scrap yards.
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Jim Roberts, product manager at Beaverswood, says easy-to-use waste collection, segregation and management systems should be adopted as space increasingly becomes a premium for warehouse and logistics operations.
