How can the UK transition to a more sustainable, circular economy? A new report by CIWM and Resource Futures reveals actionable strategies to decarbonize the waste sector, boost high-quality recycling, and reduce resource consumption.
There is still limited research on the fate of PFAS in WtE processes. Stina Jansson, Associate professor at the Department of Chemistry at...
Open waste burning (OWB) is an urgent environmental and public health crisis in low- and middle-income countries, yet little work has been...
At IFAT members of the Circular and Low Carbon Cities (CALC) project team pre-launched the final CALC publication, Assessing Circularity in...
Philippe Larretche, Veolia Group’s Innovation Director for Energy and Climate, discusses the company’s bold 2050 net-zero plan. From...
COP29 saw the second ever Waste and Resources Pavilion hosted by ISWA. The ISWA delegation conducted 15 sessions in the Green Zone,...
James Law is the new ISWA President. In his welcoming remarks he talks about ISWA's mission, the importance of waste management in...
On 5 December, World Soil Day, the International Compost Alliance (ICA) is celebrating with a series of webinars. The events are in line...
Methane is a major cause of global warming, with the waste sector contributing significantly. Biogas and biomethane offer a sustainable...
At COP29 in Baku, ISWA is contributing to the global climate agenda. Waste management is now part of the conference's climate action...
At COP29 in Baku, experts discuss the challenges of financing waste management projects as part of climate change mitigation. Key calls...
For the first time waste is officially on the agenda of the COP presidency. And this year's climate conference held in Baku, Azerbaijan,...
Prof Linda Godfrey was one of the keynote speakers at this year's ISWA World Congress in Cape Town. WMW talked with her about waste...
While reducing emissions is crucial, reaching net-zero goals will also require substantial carbon removal initiatives. Innovation in every...
Day two of the ISWA World Congress in Cape Town, South Africa, was all about the lack of data, data collection and the need for a global...
Cape Town is hosting this year's ISWA World Congress. The first day was full of inspiring speeches and interesting presentations. Also, the...
A new survey of over 500 16 to 24-year-olds' attitudes to careers in the environment reveals the extent of the green skills gap in the UK.
Methane gas emissions are a well-known contributor to climate change. In their white paper "The impact of management choices on landfill...
The International Solid Waste Association will host a Waste and Resources Pavilion in the Green Zone at COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan in...
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is seen as an essential technology to deliver climate neutrality, especially for carbon-intensive...
Circular waste management offers the potential for a net gain of more than USD 100 billion per year by 2050. To achieve this, a...
Plastic particles mixed in with the sand on the beach, plastic bottles gathering on the coasts: Marine litter is a global problem. But it...
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