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The UK Government yesterday (3 November) laid its Producer Responsibility Obligations (Packaging and Packaging Waste) (Amendment) Regulations 2025 before Parliament, updating the 2024 regulations. 

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Deaths in the waste sector fell last year, but it is still amongst the most dangerous in Britain
Deaths in the waste sector fell last year, but it is still amongst the most dangerous in Britain
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| 12 July 2016 |
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Statistics published today reveal that the waste and recycling sector has one of the highest rates of worker fatalities, despite Britain being one of the safest places to work overall.
Hadfield secures contract with GIB-backed North Wales plant
Hadfield secures contract with GIB-backed North Wales plant
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| 12 July 2016 |
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Hadfield Wood Recyclers has been awarded a contract to supply biomass fuel to a new Green Investment Bank-backed £25-million plant in North Wales that could generate enough energy to power 2,400 homes.
London councils put under pressure to improve food waste services
London councils put under pressure to improve food waste services
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Jennifer McDowall
| 11 July 2016 |
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A new food waste campaign has been launched to ‘put pressure’ on London councils to reduce the amount of waste sent for landfill disposal by increasing and improving food waste recycling services across the city..
Investigation into Birmingham scrap metal tragedy underway as recovery operation continues
Investigation into Birmingham scrap metal tragedy underway as recovery operation continues
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| 8 July 2016 |
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An operation has begun to determine why a concrete partition wall holding back tonnes of scrap metal collapsed at a recycling facility in Birmingham yesterday, killing five workers.
Five men dead after accident at Birmingham recycling site
Five men dead after accident at Birmingham recycling site
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| 7 July 2016 |
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Five men have died after an industrial accident at a recycling site in Birmingham.
'Vital' food waste recycling plan gives industry plan of attack
'Vital' food waste recycling plan gives industry plan of attack
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| 7 July 2016 |
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A new food waste action plan aims to smash through the barriers holding back food waste recycling and help the UK meet its targets.
‘No one else to blame’: A vision of a post-Brexit waste and resource industry
‘No one else to blame’: A vision of a post-Brexit waste and resource industry
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| 6 July 2016 |
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Eunomia Chairman Dominic Hogg reflects on how the British public’s decision to leave the EU will affect the waste and recycling industry, and what we must do to ensure we forge a forward-looking future.
The potential effects of Brexit on front-line services like recycling mean that local government leaders must have a leading role in the negotiation of the UK’s exit from the European Union, says the Local Government Association (LGA). The call was made at the LGA’s annual conference, which began yesterday (5 July) at the Bournemouth International Centre, bringing together more than 1,300 councillors, officers, council leaders and national politicians.  According to the LGA, councils must take part in decid
Councils demand seat at the Brexit table
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| 6 July 2016 |
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Local government leaders must have a leading role in the negotiation of the UK’s exit from the European Union, says the Local Government Association.
Falling recyclate market sees Kier take financial hit
Falling price of recyclables sees Kier take financial hit
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| 5 July 2016 |
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Kier Group is setting aside £35 million to cover future expenses to its council collection services caused by the falling price of recyclable materials.
Boost for ailing UK plastics recycling industry, as East London facility to come back online
Boost for ailing UK plastics recycling industry, as East London facility to come back online
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Edward Perchard
| 4 July 2016 |
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London Mayor Sadiq Khan says that Veolia’s acquisition of the plastic recycling facility left mothballed by Euro Closed Loop is “good news for London and good news for the environment”.
News in brief 01/07/16
News in brief 01/07/16
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| 1 July 2016 |
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A round-up of news from the waste and resources sector, including a new Tamar AD facility, cyclist safety with Grundon and foot-pedal operated street bins.
Environment Agency strips waste company of permit after series of offences
Environment Agency strips waste company of permit after series of offences
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Jennifer McDowall
| 1 July 2016 |
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A Wakefield waste management company with a history of disobeying environmental regulations has had its environmental permit revoked by the Environment Agency.
US e-waste export bill aims to protect national security
US e-waste export bill aims to protect national security
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| 1 July 2016 |
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A bill has been introduced to the US Congress to stop the export of electronic waste to China in order to clamp down on operations that ‘undermine national security’ by selling counterfeit goods back to American supply chains.
‘World-first’ enzyme treatment for household waste coming to England
‘World-first’ enzyme treatment for household waste coming to England
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| 1 July 2016 |
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In what is being billed as ‘an excellent example of circular economy in practice’, enzymes will be used to convert unsorted household waste into biogas at a ‘bio plant’ in Cheshire.
Mismanagement of biogas plants lead to five-figure fines
Leaks from biogas plants lead to five-figure fines
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Charlotte Wass
| 30 June 2016 |
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Pollution caused by anaerobic digestion plants in Bedfordshire and Devon have seen the Environment Agency secure fines for negligent mismanagement.
Manchester makes ‘vital’ change to slimline bins amidst rising costs
Rising costs lead Manchester to ‘slimline’ bins
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| 30 June 2016 |
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Manchester City Council has approved a move to slimline its residual collections in order to save on increasing disposal costs to councils working under the Greater Manchester Waste Disposal Authority.
Gallery: Environmental Photographer of the Year 2016
Gallery: Environmental Photographer of the Year 2016
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Charlotte Wass
| 29 June 2016 |
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Waste picking in the shadow of the Taj Mahal and discarded life jackets from refugees are among the winning photos of this year’s Environmental Photographer of the Year competition.
What does leaving the EU mean for waste management law?
What does leaving the EU mean for waste management law?
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Angus Evers
| 29 June 2016 |
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Angus Evers, expert in waste law, reflects on the potential legal consequences for the waste and resource industry of the UK’s decision to leave the EU.
Kent renews ‘risk-sharing’ recycling contract after surpassing targets early
Kent renews ‘risk-sharing’ recycling contract after surpassing targets early
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Hannah Boxall
| 28 June 2016 |
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Viridor is set to continue collecting dry kerbside recycling from Kent for another two years after the Kent Resource Partnership revealed that it had passed recycling targets a year early.
MPs to judge Treasury’s impact on waste and recycling targets
MPs to judge Treasury’s impact on waste and recycling targets
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Edward Perchard
| 28 June 2016 |
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An English Waste Strategy has been suggested ahead of MPs meeting today to grill stakeholders on the Treasury’s impact on sustainability, and waste targets in particular.
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