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To reduce the amount of waste being sent to landfills, carpets and furniture may become recyclable. There is a move to reuse or recycle old carpets left by tenants in council houses, says the Edinburgh city council. Due to a spiralling landfill tax bill, the city is going to deposit bins for food waste recycling with homeowners. . . . → Read More: Edinburgh wants to recycle carpets and furniture  Residents of Edinburgh will live through a new test program where they will be asked to set out their leftovers that were destined for the trash, but to put them beside the recyclables. This food recycling company will collect the Tupperware sealable boxes starting in April. The insides will be lined with organic biodegradable material. The units . . . → Read More: Edinburgh new test recycling program If you live in Edinburgh, you may soon be rewarded according to how much recycling you do. The Edinburgh Council is reportedly discussing a variety of plans that would reward householders for recycling their waste. The Council wants to commence collecting food waste beginning next year in an attempt to reduce its huge landfill tax burden, . . . → Read More: Edinburgh considers recycling rewards scheme Food waste will soon be recycled as part of a pilot program in Edinburgh. Additional recycling bins will be distributed among 20,000 homes, beginning an effort to recycle food waste with other rubbish. If the pilot works, the plan will no doubt be spread out to include all of the 250,000 city residences before the landfill . . . → Read More: Edinburgh to recycle more food |
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