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Over the festive period we accumulate a lot more waste, whether it be old biscuit tins, leftover food or christmas cards. We have compiled a quick guide to some festive do's and don'ts over the christmas time.
Read MoreDespite councils and England needing to hit recycling targets, 27% of councils are still not recycling plastics like tubs, pots and foot trays. The Recycling Association say that people are trying to do their bit but a lackadaisical attitude from the councils is not helping the situaton.
Read MoreEngland are one of the worst recyclers out of all the developed countries, lagging in 18th place. Some reasoning behind Englands poor recycling is contributed to confusing council recycing schemes and the move to fortnightly household waste collections.
Read MoreWhat can you do more when it comes to recycling at christmas? We have crafted some handy tips on how to recycle certain things at christmas, from old christmas cards to the leftover turkey.
Read MoreThe household recycling rate in England has rised in just above 45% for 2016/17 after dropping last year, this is partly down to the increase in the use of energy from waste facilities and separate food waste collections. This is generally the creation of energy from waste that we throw away just by using combustion ot produce heat, steam or electricity, this includes fuels like methane and ethanol.
Read MoreIn terms of packaging, Tetra Pak is one of the most recognisable, since 1951 the company has strived to provide safe and high quality packaging, but they have also seen a need to move with the times. In 2010 they have set a target of 40% by 2020, to which they have already reached 25%.
Read MoreMalta is Europe's worst recycler, only 6.7% of all waste in malta despite there being a push towards better waste management, to put it in context the average in Europe is 45%. The Environment Minister said that recycling would become compulsory under new waste legislation that is currently being drafted.
Read MoreAccording to latest statistics, Belgium is one of the mos prolific recyclers in Europe with a whopping 81% compared to the average of 65% and this is mainly down to stringent waste regulations, sorting of waste is compulsory which makes the recycling element easier.
Read MoreLeeds council are reviewing the city's recycling strategy after the recycling rates in the city plummeted. After reaching 44% in the last decade, the rates dropped to 38% in the last 2 years and it now looks like they are going to fail with the national target of 50% by 2020.
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