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  • June's hot topic: E-waste: The hidden dangers of digital
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    10 June — written by Vanessa Delgado, 2degrees
    E-waste is a fast growing issue in today's technological world. Have you evaluated what your role is in solving this problem? This month the Waste Management group will be …
  • Can you suggest alternatives to polystyrene food packaging?
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    5 March — started by siobhian robinson, GlaxoSmithKline
    The Mayor of New York recently set out plans to ban the use of polystyrene foam food packagingfrom stores and restaurants in the city. I am also interested in championing a …
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  • WRAP launches free re-use communications tools
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    28 Feb. — written by Stephen Kennett, 2degrees
    The Waste & Resources Action Programme (WRAP) is helping local authorities boost the number of items collected for re-use by providing free communications materials. The …
  • Eliminating waste completely by 2050
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    22 Feb. — written by Margie Flynn, BrownFlynn
    The World Business Council for Sustainable Development aims to eliminate waste completely by 2050. It's a tall order that requires aggressive incremental goals if it's to be …
  • How General Motors makes $1bn a year by reusing materials
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    14 Feb. — written by Mike Scott, Carbon Copy Communications
    General Motors wants to make all its plants landfill-free by 2020, with all production waste reused, recycled or used to create energy. And it wants to show other companies …
  • How Do You Deal With Waste Plastics Contaminated with Maggots?
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    11 June 2012 — started by wayne priestley, Faccenda / Cranberry Foods
    After a great start to the Hollybank sites waste recycling project, and reaching our target of 0% landfill, we have hit our first problem. Just as you start to think that …
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  • Unilever introduces ‘compressed’ deodorant cans to cut carbon
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    4 Feb. — written by Stephen Kennett, 2degrees
    Unilever has unveiled a new deodorant canister which it claims has a 25% lower carbon footprint than the previous version. The new look cans, which will be used for the …
  • Unilever brings waste target forward five years
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    28 Jan. — written by Stephen Kennett, 2degrees
    Consumer goods giant Unilever has achieved zero waste to landfill at all of its factories in the UK and Ireland and has brought forward plans for cutting waste further across …
  • Sustainable resource management: the transformation of the waste management sector
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    29 Jan. — written by Martin Hodges, Veolia Environmental Services
    It’s clear the waste management sector is transforming itself into resource management. Led by significant drivers such as the landfill directive, carbon reporting, resource …
  • John Lewis to close loop on plastic waste
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    21 Jan. — written by Stephen Kennett, 2degrees
    The John Lewis Partnership has committed to developing a 'closed loop' waste plastics strategy in what is claimed to be a first for a UK retailer. In a deal with …
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