Oxfam research reveals shopping second-hand could help reduce carbon emissions equivalent to flying around the world more than 17,000 times.
Defra to consider household microplastics ban following review
Defra is set to research the effects of microplastics in household goods after reports that the government was looking for a total or partial ban.
One in four Brits keen to stop the sale of single-use plastic items
Almost one in four (37%) Brits want to stop the sale of single-use plastic, according to a survey of 2000 people, ahead of a Defra ban on the items.
Coca-Cola envisions that 100% of its packaging will be recyclable by 2025
Coca-Cola envisions that its 100% of its packaging will be globally recyclable by 2025, said global vice president of design Rapha Abreu.
Deposit return scheme: Polytag offers cost-effective alternative
The proposed deposit return scheme needs to offer consumers flexibility as well as alternatives that are cost-effective and efficient, say Polytag.
‘Double shot’: Coffee could be key to making stronger concrete
Recycled coffee grounds could be used to make stronger concrete, according to research by scientists at RMIT University in Melbourne.
G20 has invested around $1 trillion of public money into fossil fuels
The G20 has put around $1 trillion of public money into fossil fuel subsidies despite its COP26 promises.
Tesco introduces clear milk bottle caps in further move to drive recycling
Tesco is introducing new clear caps to milk bottles in a drive to make it easier for customers to recycle at home.
Why disposable vapes are a ‘contender for the Greenwash Awards 2023’
After Elfbar ads claimed to be ‘Recycling for a Greener Future’, SB looks at why disposable vapes have become such a controversial topic.
Valpak launches paper cup recycling scheme to help small coffee shops
Valpak, which has expanded its service to help smaller businesses, including coffee shops to recycle paper cups and meet upcoming legislation.