Ahead of this year’s Festival of Circular Economy, Circular Online asks whether targeted legislation and regulation could be the missing link in accelerating the UK’s transition to a circular economy in the construction and textiles sectors. Regulation is often seen as both a catalyst and a constraint. Yet, as…
Ahead of this year’s Festival of Circular Economy, Circular Online asks whether targeted legislation and regulation could be the missing link in accelerating the UK’s transition to a circular economy in the construction and textiles sectors. Regulation is often seen as both a catalyst and a constraint. Yet, as…
Ahead of this year’s Festival of Circular Economy, Circular Online asks whether targeted legislation and regulation could be the missing link in accelerating the UK’s transition to a circular economy in the construction and textiles sectors. Regulation is often seen as both a catalyst and a constraint. Yet, as…
Ahead of this year’s Festival of Circular Economy, Circular Online asks whether targeted legislation and regulation could be the missing link in accelerating the UK’s transition to a circular economy in the construction and textiles sectors. Regulation is often seen as both a catalyst and a constraint. Yet, as…
Each person who throws away food waste at lunch in their workplace could generate enough electricity every week to charge a mobile phone 13 times, a poll of 1,000 office workers has found. The research, commissioned by UK waste management company Biffa, found that despite people taking actions to…
25% of fashion retailers in the UK and US say they have “limited or no visibility” of textile items in factories and distribution centres. The report by Avery Dennison is based on a survey of 250 senior fashion retail supply chain decison makers in the UK and US and…
25% of fashion retailers in the UK and US say they have “limited or no visibility” of textile items in factories and distribution centres. The report by Avery Dennison is based on a survey of 250 senior fashion retail supply chain decison makers in the UK and US and…
Neil Grundon, Chairman of Grundon Waste Management, puts forward his views on plans to bring Energy-from-Waste facilities into the UK Emissions Trading Scheme. Every now and then it is important to look back before we go forward. There is not much sense in repeating the mistakes of the past…
A new Ellen MacArthur Foundation on reuse in the Global South has called for countries to set clear definitions and targets for reuse systems. The Ellen MacArthur Foundation’s report, written in partnership with WWF, explores the possibilities for reuse in the Global South by highlighting case studies of how…
West Midlands Fire Service (WMFS) is urging residents in Birmingham to take extra care when storing and disposing of waste as Unite members vote to extend strike action. Unite the Union said the dispute is over Birmingham City Council’s decision to “downgrade” Waste Recycling and Collection Officer (WRCO) roles….