Green and ethical lifestyles are becoming increasingly popular, but what of green and ethical end-of-lifestyles? Libby Peake learns that while ‘ashes to ashes’ might not be the norm, it is increasingly possible

With the market for recovered materials seeming to be back on an even footing following the fall in prices brought on by the recession, WRAP's Liz Dixon Smith looks in a little more detail at recent trends and factors driving prices

One Yorkshire town has taken a dramatic stand in the face of growing food insecurity; Kristina Lupton finds out just how incredible the Incredible Edible Todmorden project really is

With the tumult of the revolution in Egypt, waste may not have been a priority, but it remains an important industry. Resource learns about the country’s traditional waste collectors

Despite concerns of drastic policy changes leading up to the release of England’s long-awaited Waste Review, it seems to have been met with a muted response by the industry. Charles Newman reports

Whatever your age or musical interests, there’s a festival catering for your entertainment. But how can you handle the mess made by these temporary towns? Libby Peake visited the Glastonbury Festival site to find out

Good waste policies are borne of a thorough understanding of all kinds of impacting factors. Founder and President of ACR+, Jean-Pierre Hannequart, explains the importance of keeping many plates in the air

Launched at the Bywaters recycling facility in March, this ‘lift the flap’ book comes with great credentials: the University of Northampton’s Dr Margaret Bates, waste expert and Resource Hot 100 favourite, was a consultant on the content and it’s an Usborne title.

Some of us in the Resource office face a dilemma when it comes to fashion – we love having new clothes and looking fashionable, but don’t want them to cost the earth or a textile worker’s dignity or health.

We’ve learned how important computer software can be to the waste management industry, but what of its counterpart, hardware? Will Simpson discovers its worth