Leading organisations call for legally-binding global plastic treaty
Ahead of global plastic pollution treaty negotiations, leading researchers are calling on countries to agree legally-binding commitments.| Circular Online
Ahead of global plastic pollution treaty negotiations, leading researchers are calling on countries to agree legally-binding commitments.| Circular Online
Countries negotiating a global treaty to address plastic pollution have failed to reach an agreement in Busan.| Circular Online
‘Plastic crisis’ causing death and disease from infancy to old age, peer-reviewed study in the Lancet medical journal finds.| Circular Online
Ahead of crucial UN negotiations in Geneva next month, a cross-party committee of MPs has urged the Government to push for legally binding targets to reduce plastic production and ensure protections for scientists and environmental integrity in the treaty process.| Circular Online
Reconomy has published a new global strategy paper outlining its long-term vision and support services for businesses facing the introduction of textile Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) legislation across global markets.| Circular Online
49 district and communal heat networks in England and Wales receive £7 million in funding from the Heat Network Efficiency Scheme (HNES).| Circular Online
Chile and Israel are the ‘two largest waste producers’ in the world, according to the Global Waste Index 2025.| Circular Online
Peter Dennis explores “Sneakerhead” culture and its impact on shoe consumption as well as speaking to Adidas about sustainability.| Circular Online
Waste strikes in Scotland expected as UNISON members vote against latest pay offer from local government employers.| Circular Online
Mary Creagh MP said she hopes to see deposit return scheme legislation “very soon” amid scathing criticism by the beer and pub industry.| Circular Online
Three men have been convicted following a major investigation led by the Environment Agency into large-scale illegal deposits of waste at 14 sites across the country.| Circular Online
