Read the latest opinion blog entries.
Egbert Taylor Group’s Mark Jenkins explains the growth in technology seen in the bin sector over recent years and its impact on waste and recycling for local authorities.
Frontline Machinery's Mark Gover discusses specialised waste equipment for extremely tough operating conditions in New Zealand.
Following the removal of the landfill levy in the Australian state of Queensland increasing quantities of waste are being trucked in. Mike Ritchie explains why the move needs to be reversed.
Philip Simpson explores the implications of the UK government's recently published data into planned waste collection, recycling and disposal expenditure for 2017/18.
MRA’s Mike Ritchie explores the ever present risk of fire at waste facilities in Australia and explains some of the steps to mitigate it.
Niels Flierman discusses the need for quality throughout the value chain when it comes to paper recycling and makes a case for source separated collections.
With Australian waste generation increasing rapidly Virginia Brunton explains the basics for behind transferring residual organics into the Garden Organics service to create a service known as FOGO.
Bioplastics are shaping our economy as they increase in use and feasibility. Green Dot Bioplastics’ Kevin Ireland explains why there is still vast room for growth.
As waste plastics break down into microparticles they form the marine equivalent of smog. Adrian Griffiths explains why it's everyone’s problem, but not “all doom and gloom”.
Kier Environmental’s Julian Tranter discusses the problems created by plastic waste entering the marine environment – in particular the big problem of microfibers…
