In the Spotlight

The new book The Waste crisis is an indispensable resource for waste, recycling, and resource management professionals as well as a...

ISWA’s Working Group on Energy Recovery is about to publish its new Whitebook on Waste to Energy, which has been three years in the making....

TOMRAs Tom Eng talks with Waste Management World about the most challenging materials for recyclers, advanced sorting systems, and the...

Engineering News-Record, a prominent industry trade publication, recently published its annual Top 200 Environmental Firms list....

With 161 votes in favour, and eight abstentions, the UN General Assembly adopted a historic resolution, declaring access to a clean,...

So-called ghost nets, left-over, floating fishing nets and ropes, pollute the world’s oceans. Dutch founder Marcel Albert started company...

The waste problem in Brazil is real and the country is aware of it. Latin America’s largest country recently launched a series of ambitious...

While waste to energy (W2E) is already well established in Europe and the USA, some markets are still in their infancy. In Brazil, the...

Martin Reichstein, Managing Director at REDUX Recycling GmbH, talks about the upcoming EU regulatory framework for batteries and his...

With his company Agrilab Technologies Inc., Brian Jerose creates automated compost aeration and heat recovery equipment. He talked to Waste...

Construction and demolition waste poses a special challenge for recyclers. It comprises a lot of different tough materials and it is...

Oman Environmental Services Holding Company (be’ah) is ISWA’s National Member in Oman. Here be’ah introduces the waste management situation...

Waste sorting needs to be effective and fast. Things AI driven robot pickers can deliver, Recycleye's CEO Victor Dewulf is convinced. The...

In order to achieve net zero, carbon capture, utilisation and storage is seen as the go-to technology. Tom Croymans, Chairman of the ESWET...

Batteries are relevant in so many areas of our lives and their number is ever growing. Alas, they still present a challenge for recyclers....