On Friday 20th September, members of Recorra SWAG (Sustainability & Wellness Action Group) took to London’s streets to join the Global Climate Demonstration
An unspoken truth of the electronic waste industry
We have partnered up with the Business Improvement Districts of Better Bankside and Team London Bridge, to launch a coffee cup recycling scheme on the south bank of the Thames.
What toxins are present in e-waste and how do they affect the human body?
We visited Viridor's Plastic Recycling Facility to find out exactly what happens to the sorted plastics we send to them
New electronics are faster, smaller and increasingly convenient to use. Today, we live in a consumer driven society; constantly upgrading and replacing. It is no wonder then that electronic waste is one of the fastest growing waste streams in the world, with around 50 million tonnes produced each year.
Old with the old, in with the new? Not so fast...
Plastic free July is a global movement, helping millions of people be part of the solution for plastic pollution.
The Marine Conservation Society (MCS) is lobbying for the public to support an all in Deposit Return Scheme (DRS) for drinks and cans.
It's that time of year again. The days are getting longer, everyone is planning out their Easter breaks and a consensus to eat as much chocolate as we want puts a spring in our steps after a long winter.
Single-use, the word of 2018. A term synonymous with plastics, another word which doesn’t seem to stay out of the news for very long these last few years.
We've all been there at some point. You've just finished making your salad and now you're cleaning up. As you dispose of everything in their respective bins, you take a pause and look at the salad bag. You check for the signs on it. You've understood nothing.
Recorra hosted an array of competitions, games and information stands at the wonderful Sea Life Centre
Nobody likes to see food go to waste. Not only is it environmentally damaging, but it is morally wrong and costs us money.
The Green Apple Awards recognize, reward and promote environmental best practice around the world.
Released in December 2018 by the Environment Secretary Micheal Gove, the Government’s Resources and Waste Strategy seeks to redress the balance in favour of the natural world.
This week we launch our first campaign of 2019, #ForFoodsSake, where we’ll be looking behind the scenes in the world of food waste and food sustainability.
As we approach the end of 2018, it seems like a natural time to make some important changes.
