The Latest Breaking News on Recycling

A total of 130,000 electricity and gas customers will be affected by the end of discounted prices that they signed up to last year

When a group of artists were asked to reimagine waste creatively, different mindsets and goals led to some surprising tensions, writes Alex Bonham

Less office waste material during Covid has led big lavatory roll makers to cut amount of recycled paper in tissues, according to consumer body

Peter Lewis, from Peterhead, was rushed to the Aberdeen Royal Infirmary after being pulled from his wrecked car on Thursday morning.

France's Nuclear Safety Authority (ASN) has given the go-ahead for a preliminary assessment for the construction of a centre for radioactive waste disposal near the French town of Bure, in the department of Crease. Final approval for the project, which is highly controversial, may still be years away.

A defunct chemical waste recycling company has been hit with $2.98 million in fines after a warehouse fire burned a worker and forced schools to close.

Unison has joined Unite is balloting members at Bristol Waste on industrial action

'I’d prepared myself for a guilty verdict today because people told me you can’t take on the council. But I have and I’ve won.'

Startling pictures show the incredible work of neighbours who joined together to improve their homes

The NSW government has floated a raft of new drought-busting measures for the regional city of Tamworth after scrapping the proposed Dungowan Dam and pipeline.

After decades of complaints from staff and students at Jordan high school, Atlas Metals was hit with 22 felony counts