By Alan, on August 19th, 2010%
The Green Awards is now accepting entries for its 5th annual ceremony that honours creativity within the communications and sustainable marketing industries.
The Global Green Awards are known to be one of the most notable events for those in the eco world as they recognize the best campaigns targeted at promoting sustainability. Outside of originality and creativity, . . . → Read More: The Green Awards is now accepting entries
By Alan, on July 24th, 2010%
Local Government secretary, Eric Pickles, is looking at plans that will offer councils that axe fortnightly collections rewards. The plan comes ahead of a new publication review of the waste policy as outlined by the Government by the Environment Secretary Caroline Spelman, which is due next week.
The review, which is set to be released next Thursday, . . . → Read More: Local Government recycling shake-up on the way
By Alan, on July 16th, 2010%
At one time environmentally safe products were the exception to the norm, but now they are in demand across the UK, as business owners see that they have a responsibility to the environment.
David Casey stated that he has been impressed to see his company and other companies take a stand and purchase recycled products over new . . . → Read More: Offices are getting the eco friendly idea
By Alan, on July 10th, 2010%
South Oxfordshire residents are being praised for making strong efforts in composting and recycling, contributing about 70% of household rubbish to the campaign. This is thought to be the highest contribution across England. The collection efforts are thought to have saved taxpayers about £355,000 and earned the area £850,000 in recycling credits.
The local authority’s Municipal Journal . . . → Read More: South Oxfordshire is England’s best recycler