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The Latest Breaking News on Recycling

7 things you should never recycle — you’ll be surprised

You might think you're doing your part for the planet, but you'll be surprised that these things can’t be recycled.

Tom’s Guide

‘Queen of trash’ and employees arrested over Sweden’s ‘largest environmental crime’

Bella Nilsson’s company NMT Think Pink accused of illegally dumping tens of thousands of tonnes of waste

The Guardian - UK

Yamaha Motor Sets Up New Battery Swapping Company In Europe

Yamaha Motor is pursuing multiple avenues to reach its carbon neutrality goals by 2050. That includes establishing a battery swapping company called Enyring.

RideApart

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Retailers to pay for consumers’ e-waste recycling from 2026 under UK plans

Households will be able to drop off cables and other electrical waste in-store or have home collections, says Defra

The Guardian - UK

What is the economic impact of recycling in the United States?

The recycling industry is responsible for hundreds of thousands of jobs, despite recent declines in recycling rates.

USAFacts

California revolutionizes water supply with recycled sewage purification

From wastewater to tap water, California's bold move to recycle sewage for drinking water has been met with growing acceptance. Learn about the process and...

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Are these the future of carbon wheels? Forge+Bond’s 25GR recyclable carbon gravel wheelset reviewed

We ride tested Forge+Bond's thermoplastic wheels.

Cycling Weekly

Glitter is ready-made microplastic pollution – time to ditch it this Christmas

A few months ago, shoppers in Germany were reported to have been stockpiling decorative glitter. That’s because it is now officially banned in the EU.

The Conversation

California set to become 2nd state to OK rules for turning wastewater into drinking water

California regulators are preparing to vote on new rules for turning recycled wastewater into drinking water

The Independent UK

Second-hand Clothes Finally Take Off In Japan

A second-hand pop-up store in Tokyo by casual clothing giant Uniqlo was a first for the Japanese firm, but also a sign that a local aversion to used garments may finally be fading.

International Business Times

Ten face trial in France over illegal dumping of Belgian waste

The trial of 10 people suspected of operating a vast network trafficking industrial and household waste from Belgium to France began in Lille on Monday.

Radio France Internationale

How to recycle electronics responsibly

Recycle your electronics responsibly to help eliminate e-waste

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Australia’s plan to phase out expanded polystyrene packaging is failing and was never possible, industry says

Exclusive: the plan is more than a year behind schedule, with peak bodies saying there is ‘no viable alternative’ to the material

First-ever alpaca-based fleece from Paka makes mid-layers more sustainable

And it's super soft, too!

Evening Standard

More than 10,000kg of lithium from disposable vape batteries ending up in landfill

UCL scientists say batteries in devices have long life cycle and can be recharged multiple times

Zenger

Plastic Waste Transformed: Solar Power Converts Common Plastic Into Valuable Chemicals

Scientists convert world's most common plastic into valuable chemicals using solar power

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The Hindu

IIT Madras, Columbia and Colorado varsity scientists develop sustainable plastic recycling technique

Researchers at IIT Madras, Columbia University and Colorado State University in the US have developed a technique to merge diverse plastics into strong and recyclable materials.

The Conversation

From trash to power: how to harness energy from Africa's garbage dumps - and save billions in future damage

New research on garbage dumps in 44 sub-Saharan African countries shows that 95% are unregulated. The landfill sites still take in new garbage even when they are filled to capacity. As the waste decomposes, these sites release harmful greenhouse gases. However, using the methane gas to generate energy instead could…

The Acer Aspire Vero 16 will be the brand's most sustainable laptop yet

Acer Aspire Vero 16 spearheads Acer's multi-stepped commitment to a "brighter tomorrow"

InsideEVs

The Holocene Superbike Is An Ultra-Light Road Bike Made Of Recycled Carbon

New Zealand-based company Velos Advancements showcases its latest innovation, the Holocene Superbike made out of recycled carbon fiber.

The Hindu

‘Unscientific’ landfills, not a solid fix for waste management

Are ‘unscientific’ landfills the only way to manage Bengaluru city’s massive mountains of solid waste? In the frantic, decades-long struggle to deal with this mammoth issue, why has the focus shifted completely away from waste processing? As more quarries are identified as landfills, the search for a sustainable long-term solid…

The Guardian - UK

UK ad watchdog to crack down on ‘biodegradable’ and ‘recyclable’ claims

Consumers were angry and dismayed when they found out the truth about these terms, says an ASA study

The Hindu

K-DISC launches zero waste hackathon to scout for innovative waste management ideas

K-DISC launches 'Zero Waste Hackathon' to scout for innovative solutions to tackle waste mgmt. Challenges include techs for waste processing, business models for waste reduction, resource reuse & E-waste mgmt. Registration open till Dec 10. #ZeroWaste #KDISC #Hackathon

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