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New research launched by Blancco Technology Group explores enterprise perspectives on e-waste and highlights both the e-waste and sustainability challenges and opportunities that the COVID-19 pandemic has created.

Most often used for stacking goods, Brits are turning to recycling pallets and adapting them into furniture.

The International Bromine Council, has released a comprehensive report regarding WEEE plastics flows and recycling efforts in Europe.  

On November 17, Stena Metall, together with the Danish company Vestforbrænding, inaugurated the world’s first full-scale HaloSep plant.

When it comes to hiring first-class machines, you should head to Oud-Alblas in the Netherlands, about 25 km from Rotterdam.

Environmental protection, resource conservation and sustainability have been declared EU objectives for many years.

At the beginning of next year, Arjes wants to present its strategic reorientation and divide its double-shaft shredders into three basic product lines.

Vitol and Wastefront AS, the Norwegian waste tyre recycling company, have announced a 10-year offtake agreement for the production of liquid hydrocarbons and certain non-liquid products due to be produced at Wastefront’s first waste tyre recycling plant in Sunderland, on its completion in 2023.

The third annual International E-Waste Day, held on 14th October, has been the most widely publicised yet.

It appears we can apportion blame on COVID-19 for most of our current woes, one of which would be the resurgence of paper-plastic coffee cups. Even prior to the pandemic we were struggling to properly recycle these take-away cups.

In a study commissioned by Tomra, the findings from Eunomia conclude that although it is routinely stated that waste management is responsible for only 3% of global greenhouse gas emissions, regionally customized and holistic models can play a vital role in reducing global CO2 emissions by up to 5%.