David Newman

David Newman explains why we have to put the argument about recycling and recovery for industrial use into a new perspective.

David Newman, ISWA President calls for governments around the world to get tough on major companies over Extended Producer Responsibility.

ISWA President, David Newman discusses the uncertainties created for the waste and environmental sectors by the UK’s decision to leave the...

The second United Nations Environment Assembly took place in Nairobi this past week of May. I and ISWA Vice President Carlos da Silva Filho...

In the wake of the Panama Papers revelations, ISWA President David Newman riles at tax dodging political and business elites hoarding money...

ISWA President, David Newman laments the UK’s lack of drive to increase recycling rates, collect organics and tackle litter…

David Newman, ISWA president, asks if change is happening, or about to happen, in global waste investment?

ISWA President David Newman looks at the sad reality that the continued low oil and commodity prices are, as he predicted last year,...

ISWA President, David Newman, explains why a new map from Columbia University and NASA is an eye opening way of viewing population density...

As we leave 2015, the United Nations Year of Soil, behind us, ISWA President David Newman explains the role of waste managers in ensuring...

David Newman, ISWA President, explains that in spite of a troubled year much was achieved in 2015, hopefully paving the way for a brighter...

ISWA President, David Newman explains why in spite of the ambitious recycling and landfill diversion targets, the Commission has left the...

David Newman, ISWA President, explains that Northern European waste to energy plants are now running at full capacity and gate fees are...

Over this summer, while reflecting upon the discussions going on in the EC on the Circular Economy, I looked at the potential impact of...

When the month of November begins the mind thinks of the countdown to the Christmas holidays in two months time. But before then a really...