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What can the resource sector do about waste crime?
£1 Billion in costs, 500 to 700 illegal sites shut down annually, and everyone is paying for it except the criminals. This is the overwhelming…£1 Billion in costs, 500 to 700 illegal sites shut down annually, and everyone is paying for it except the criminals. This is the overwhelming feeling in the waste and resource sector and it's frustrating.
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Too hot to think!
Did you ever think that on a spring May day, you'd be closing the windows and drawing the curtains to keep out the…
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How do we clean up the waste we can’t see?
Landfills, overflowing bins, and waste crime scenes look and smell awful. The contamination and health risks are…
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What’s the future of waste collections?
Most people operating in waste management will tell you that collections are where the challenges start. Co-mingled…
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Waste Crime is unstoppable
It's an uncomfortable headline that few will admit to because we don't want it to be true. Unfortunately, it's also the…
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More than recycling?
Recently EU reports raised concerns about the future of recycling in Europe. Despite having advanced and mature…
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Change and Scale
"We need ideas, we need innovation, we need investment!" It's the constant call when conversations turn to mitigating…
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More isn’t always growth
This year, Earth Overshoot Day occurred quietly on 24 th of July. A full week earlier than it occurred in 2024. Should…
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The litter problem - does it come down to what communities’ value?
Human behaviour can be both fascinating and frustrating. Take littering for example. A public area can contain bins…
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