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Research has shown that despite millennials are more likely to pay for a sustainable product they are less likely to recycle than people in other age groups. Veolia carried out a survey which found that young people aged 18-24 are the most uncaring generation when it comes to recycling.
Read MoreThis years recycle weeks theme is 'Recycle It's Worth It' and the message is that there are benefits to recycling all sorts of things that you have in your home. A recent survey showed that 80% of people in the UK now believe that recycling does make a difference. What goes around comes around.
Read MoreThere are some common misconceptions when it comes to recycling, and we hope to clear up some myths about recycling, for example, shipping companies and cruise liners are responsible for most of the plastic in the ocean, this is a myth, we are all to blame for the amount of plastic that has ended up in the ocean.
Read MoreRecently, more and more clothing is being made from a blend of fibres, this makes clothes more comfy to wear but also makes them harder to recycle. High street retailer H&M has teamed with an organization which can help turn these multi blended garments into new fabrics and yarn.
Read MoreWith all of the bins, boxes and collection points available, why are people still not recycling? There are many reasons for this, like too confusing, no incentive and that thet cannot see it makes a difference. There are even some products which you may not even know can be recycled such as packing peanuts, cooking oil and some forms of paint.
Read MoreTeaching children about the importance of the environment should start in schools, especially if they are currently learning in an environmentally friendly school. Howe Dell Primary school is one of the most eco-friendly schools in the world, the desks are made from recycled drainpipes, sink tops are recycled yogurt pots and the toilets are flushed with recycled rainwater.
Read MoreNew data has been released has shown that people aged between 18 and 34 are the worst offenders when it comes to recycling, wuth 25% saying they are more likely to put things in recycling and hoping they were recyclable rather than being completey sure. In previous surveys DEFRA have round that over half of 16-24 year olds did not recycle at all compared to 85% over 65's.
Read MoreStatistics have emerged that assaults are becoming more and more common due to continuing changes in recycling rules. There are reports of workmen being spat at, punched and even threatened with knives, last year alone there were 339 incidents which was a rise of 27% from the year before.
Read MoreIf you have ever been to a music festival you would have probably noticed the amount of litter and belongings left by festival goers with one of the most popular being the tent itself. WiTHiNTENT use fabric from broken and damaged tents and turning them into items of clothing.
Read MorePeople like to stay up to date with the latest fashion even if they have an entire wardrobe full which hardly gets worn or never has been, fast fashion is classed as cheep and cheerful fashion which are sold by the likes of Primark and Peacocks have caused a shortage on raw materials which increases the UK carbon footprint.
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