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Retail group says it’s time for Michigan to ditch ‘Bottle Bill’ recycling program

The system, where consumers get a dime for every bottle or can they return, hasn’t been updated for decades - but it’s baked into the state’s constitution so will be difficult to change

The Independent UK

How refill stores are changing the way we reduce waste

At Lufka Refillable Zero Waste Store in Tampa, customers refill bottles of everyday products like soap, shampoo and cleaning supplies instead of buying new

The Independent UK

El Salvador’s Mona Lisa gets a colourful makeover in a 13‑metre mural made from recycled caps

A new Mona Lisa has appeared in El Salvador. But this isn’t Leonardo da Vinci’s original. Instead, it seems a local twist has been added, in more ways than one. A towering 13-metre mural now dominates a building in Zacamil, a working-class area of San Salvador. And it’s made entirely…

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‘This idea that we can now eat our clothes is pretty revolutionary’: how to give unwanted garments a second life

Half of unwanted clothes in Australia end up in landfill. Considered buying, repair and recycling garments can help reduce that waste

The Guardian - AU

You can give old batteries a new life by safely recycling them

Safely disposing of household batteries is good for the home and good for the environment

The Independent UK

New drone unit to investigate illegal waste dumping across England

Government announces tougher measures to tackle unlicensed sites as ‘prolific waste criminal’ is ordered to pay £1.4m

The Guardian - UK

Crime gangs fly-tipping waste in London to be targeted by new drones squad

The team of 33 pilots will use 54 unmanned aircraft fitted with cutting-edge laser mapping technology to target illegal waste dumps across England

Evening Standard

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EV Battery Recycling Is Getting Ready To Take Off

McKinsey says EV battery recycling will be a $70 billion annual business by the end of the next decade. Here's why.

InsideEVs

Hack your disposable vape into a mini wind synth with this DIY guide

“We have to use the low pressure sensor. Which means to play it, you must suck”

MusicRadar

River Thames spot among 13 sites shortlisted for swimming status

Choice could prove difficult for Thames Water, which is trying to push through a water recycling scheme nearby

The Guardian - UK

Can desktop recycling fix the 3D Printer waste problem?

The thrill of owning one of the best multicolor 3D printers has come at an unexpected price - overflowing bins of wasted filament and scrapped prints. Here are five machines that promise to turn failed prints back into fresh filament.

Tom’s Hardware

Ealing Council launches ‘hit-squad’ to crack down on fly-tipping

The council is investing in CCTV, ‘tidy teams’ and new recycling schemes in a bid to stop antisocial behaviour

Evening Standard

Modern Milkman to collect unwanted electronics and toys with deliveries

Grocery delivery firm will begin picking up broken tech across the UK and charging consumers to recycle items

The Guardian - UK

London's 'greenest' council cutting back on net-zero schemes due to funding pressure

Borough considered the best local authority in the UK for its climate change actions says it has been hamstrung by a lack of government cash

Evening Standard

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This city in Denmark is paying people to return used coffee cups and the reason is surprising

A little process keeps repeating itself across Aarhus. A coffee is purchased, savoured, a cup is used, and then returned rather than thrown. Since January 2024, Denmark's second-largest city has operated a reusable cup deposit scheme to reduce disposable waste. The concept is straightforward and not uncommon, but the outcomes…

The Guardian - UK

How to have a guilt-free wardrobe clearout – without sending anything to landfill

Textile bins are overflowing, but donating isn’t always the answer. Experts share the smarter, greener ways to declutter unwanted clothes

Tom’s Guide

'A bold step...to address the challenges posed by plastic waste': Los Angeles could be first major city to ban single-use printer cartridges

The city of Los Angeles is working on a potential ban of single-use printer cartridges. Here's what that could look like.

The Independent UK

Why three barges have been sunk for first-of-its-kind Essex habitat

A new island is being built just off the eastern shore of the National Trust’s existing Northey Island

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Recyclers squeezed by plastic aplenty but nowhere to go

Governments are being urged to act on promised packaging reforms or risk another recycling facility collapse caused by inferior demand for pre-loved product.

The Independent UK

Chocolate circuit boards offer ‘tasty’ solution to e-waste

Biodegradable circuit boards perform comparably to traditional boards and have already been successfully tested in various devices

The Guardian - AU

Sustainability on the clock: how to make your workplace more eco-friendly

From ride-to-work challenges to waste-conscious catering, making your office more environmentally minded doesn’t have to be a slog

The Guardian - UK

‘Chore jackets for your feet’: why a pair of gardening clogs is taking over city streets

The French outdoor staples first start making waves in Brooklyn, and now they’re being spotted in the UK. Why are celebrities and fashionistas falling for footwear that epitomises the ugly shoe trend?

Patagonia Nano Puff Hoody review: A sustainable synthetic jacket that still delivers

A near-perfect midlayer for people who move outdoors

The Independent UK

Recycled toilet paper is growing in popularity and the best brands are easy to find

Prices are expected to drop if consumers continue buying it and manufacturers expand production

Evening Standard

Birmingham bins strike reaches one-year anniversary

Members of Unite walked out on January 6 last year and have been on all out strike since last March.

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