The informal waste sector, and waste pickers in particular, play a crucial role and have a significant impact on the economic, social and...
General skip recycler W Maw Recycling Ltd has installed two Bunting ElectroMax-Plus overband magnets at its Rotherham site in the UK. In...
To achieve a true circular economy a radical system change is essential. This also means that recycling cannot be the major tool to be...
Leading global sorting solutions provider, TOMRA Recycling, has announced the launch of three revolutionary applications to separate...
Career consultant, Visiting Professor at Imperial College London and ISWA Honorary Life Member, David C. Wilson, introduces his witness...
It is often assumed that waste management is gender neutral. However, the reality is that gender inequalities persist in many aspects of...
As biowaste is by far the largest fraction of MSW and can also pose various problems, its separate collection should be prioritised. WMW...
Municipalities are among the most important users of the products and processes presented at IFAT Munich 2024. New challenges,...
Despite the success of large-scale MRF facilities, there are cases where new, more innovative solutions are needed to reduce costs and...
In its annual report Break Free From Plastic ranked the world's biggest plastic polluters. Here is what the researchers found.
Plastics recycling is one important part of the puzzle to fight the deluge of plastic waste and plastic pollution. While mechanical...
Cutting-edge IoT and RFID technologies in the field of Exosceletons can revolutionize waste collection and handling as we know it. The...
Leaving a linear economy behind in favour of a circular one is the motto of the moment. But how and where does waste-to-energy fit in this...
With the increase in textile consumption comes the growth in used textiles. And they are becoming a waste and even more an export problem.
India has a massive waste problem. But the world's most populous country is doing its best to find ways to deal with the rapidly increasing...
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