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Jonathan Wright

UK households to be paid to return bottles & cans

A Deposit Return Scheme is set to go live in England & Northern Ireland in October 2027 for all drinks cans and plastic bottles larger than 150ml.

Not a moment too soon given the amount of them still blighting everywhere.

Between now and then, anything could happen and probably will !

Remember, we always used to do this.

#Recycling #SingleUsePlastic #DrinksCans #CircularEconomy #Sustainability #DepositReturnScheme

express.co.uk/news/uk/2050365/

Express.co.uk · UK households paid to bring bottles back to Tesco, Asda, Morrisons or Sainsbury’sPar Claire Schofield
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Voting is Your POWER

A record-breaking 3.8 million pounds of compost was collected in the second week of a new recycling mandate in New York City — a number so overwhelming that the city is opening a new site dedicated to the “black gold.” #nyc #compost #Recycling #environment #climate #ClimateChange #earth #food #waste #renewables #foodwaste

optimistdaily.com/2025/04/new-

The Optimist Daily: Making Solutions the News | · New York City begins enforcing mandatory composting to cut waste and emissions | The Optimist DailyNew York City’s mandatory composting program is now being enforced. While participation is up, questions remain about outreach and compost processing.
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Juggling With Eggs

I am not making excuses for people who #FlyTip…it’s a terrible blight on our communities.

But less bin collections and making it harder to access local #refuse and #recycling centres surely plays a big part in all this?

I strongly suspect the desire to keep council taxes low for political gain, while privatising refuse services who offer less and less year on year is how we ended up in the awful mess.

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