Plastics recycling is one important part of the puzzle to fight the deluge of plastic waste and plastic pollution. While mechanical...

Waste crime is on the rise. From illegal exports and waste burning to fly-tipping and misdescription: fraud, corruption and collusion are...

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...

Fast fashion has shaped our world. But the quick consumption of clothing comes with a price. The EU is seeking to turn this linear industry...

From November 7 to 10 Ecomondo, the green technology expo, will open its doors to visitors from all over the world. Waste Management World...

New priorities address today's challenges, including climate change, PFAS, coal ash, air toxics, drinking water contamination and chemical...

From October 30th to November 1st the first ISWA World Congress in the Middle East and Africa will take place in Muscat, Oman. Waste...

The European Commission has proposed an extended producer responsibility (EPR) scheme for textiles to address the industry's exceptionally...

Our new TV magazine Take on Trash highlights exciting topics from the world of waste management. Watch the first episode here!

From 29 May to 2 June, international stakeholders came together in Paris to discuss a global treaty to end plastic pollution. ISWA’s Nancy...

Until June 2nd the Second Session of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee on Plastic Pollution (INC) is held in Paris. ISWA Managing...

The Council of the European Union has agreed its negotiating mandate to enter into talks with the European Parliament on a proposal to...

Just over a year after the European Commission presented its proposal for a new Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation, EU ministers...

An ESWET and Committee of the Regions event discussed the role of waste-to-energy in responding to the challenges of the EU's green...

EPA wants to list certain PFAS as hazardous substances. The waste management industry fears expensive lawsuits but might find help in new...