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How a Novel Reaction in E. Coli Helps Recycle Plastic Into Paracetamol

How a Novel Reaction in E. Coli Helps Recycle Plastic Into Paracetamol

39% Right coverage: 13 sources

Researchers have demonstrated that E. coli can perform a biocompatible Lossen rearrangement, enabling phosphate-catalysed conversion of synthetic substrates into valuable compounds. This approach allows engineered bacteria to upcycle PET plastic waste into paracetamol, highlighting a novel intersection of chemistry and biotechnology.See the Story

Huge Clean-up of Harmful Waste From Woods Begins

Ashford, England · Ashford

Huge Clean-up of Harmful Waste From Woods Begins

60% Left coverage: 5 sources

Lorries have started to remove 30,000 tonnes of harmful waste which was dumped in an ancient woodland.See the Story

Industry Chiefs Sound Alarm over 'Horrific' Packaging Tax

Coffee · United Kingdom

Industry Chiefs Sound Alarm over 'Horrific' Packaging Tax

A new packaging tax that makes the producers of waste pay for their packaging to be recycled poses a multibillion-pound threat to UK businesses and will encourage firms to relocate their production abroad, senior industry figures have warned. The Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) released on Friday the final fees for an impending tax on business known as the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) scheme, confirming t…See the Story

Labelling Biggest Source of Information on How to Recycle

Research from OPRL shows that labelling remains the number one source of information for consumers looking to recycle packaging. According to OPRL’s latest survey, which polled over 5,000 British consumers, 89% look for information on packaging, while 81% said they use the OPRL ‘Recycle’ label when disposing of packaging. The survey found that consumers are less likely to cite lack of importance or understanding as barriers to recycling, with 83…Innovation See the Story

‘Fresh Focus Needed on Cutting UK Food Waste’, Says WRAP

MRW ‘Fresh focus needed on cutting UK food waste’, says WRAP Latest figures show post-covid fall in food waste, while warning that the binning of 4.4 million tonnes of edible food a year threatens environmental targets‘Fresh focus needed on cutting UK food waste’, says WRAP MRW ReporterUnited Kingdom · United Kingdom See the Story

Sophie Thomas receives OBE for services to sustainable design

CIWM Fellow Professor Sophie Thomas has been awarded an OBE in the King’s Birthday Honours for her services to sustainable design. The OBE honours nearly 30 years of service that has transformed how the design industry approaches materials, waste, and environmental responsibility. Reacting to her OBE, Professor Sophie Thomas said: “This recognition reflects the collective effort of everyone working toward regenerative design solutions. “It highl…United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

£7 Million Awarded to Heat Networks Across England and Wales

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

49 district and communal heat networks in England and Wales receive £7 million in funding from the Heat Network Efficiency Scheme (HNES). The investment will provide heating to over 11,300 residents, and for hospitals, charities, universities, and religious buildings, Gemserv – the company responsible for delivering HNES – says. The HNES is entering its third year of supporting low-income households and public sector buildings to create more eff…Netherlands · Netherlands See the Story

Man given suspended sentence must pay £100,000 for waste offences

Alan Chestnutt must pay a £101,683,66 Confiscation Order after operating an illegal waste site in Northern Ireland. Officers from the Northern Ireland Environment Agency’s (NIEA) Environmental Crime Unit (ECU) opened an investigation into Chestnutt, 53, in 2017. They discovered household, commercial and industrial waste being sorted on Chestnutt’s land in the vicinity of Cabragh Road, Bushmills. Following the NIEA investigation, Chestnutt pleade…Northern Ireland · Northern Ireland Read Article

Plastic Pots, Tubs and Trays Now Able to Be Recycled in Brighton

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Residents in Brighton and Hove can now recycle their plastic pots, tubs and trays, the council has said.Brighton, England · Brighton See the Story

North London Waste Authority agrees 50% recycling target – after failing to hit 30% last year

NLWA's household recycling rate for 2024/25 was just 28.2%, well below the London and national averages of 33% and 44% respectivelyLondon, England · London See the Story

Recycling Company's Fire Polluted 2.3km of River and Killed Hundreds of Fish

Coverage: 2 sources

SL Recycling fined £64,000 after a blaze polluted rivers near Ystrad Mynach.Fish See the Story

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