
Smart, Earthcare in waste management merger
Waste management firms Smart Environmental and Earthcare Environmental are merging.
Waste management firms Smart Environmental and Earthcare Environmental are merging.
WasteMINZ is on a mission to encourage people to rinse, recycle and repeat their waste.
Whangārei environmentalist Dr Manue Martinez collects 211 disposable face masks in a week.
Recycling was not collected in Wellington City during alert level 4.
Thousands of tonnes of our plastic waste is still shipped overseas. But to where, exactly?
20 stalls covered everything from recycling books to creating alternatives to plastics.
Site operators to be billed once clean-up sorted in Ruakākā.
Days of plastic cutlery, PVC meat trays and polystyrene takeaway containers now numbered.
Waste experts believe most compostable cups probably end up in landfill.
Get the most out of Tauranga City Council's new bins. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Frankie Bakhos-McCarthy could teach a lot of grown-ups something about recycling.
A tired industrial site in East Tamaki has found a new lease of life.
Packaging used for Pringles, KitKat and Toblerone is not easily recyclable in Aotearoa.
City councillor says city is too focused on punishing people rather than educating them.
Opinion: Right now the way we make, use and dispose of products is an uncoordinated mess.
China's decision "one of the best things to happen". Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Napier's annual trash to treasure Recycle Day. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
The Christchurch City Council has been carrying out checks on the contents of the bins.
Ecostore announced a "permanent recall" on their bottles - but all was not as it seemed.
Govt moves to regulate stewardship schemes for e-waste, plastic packaging and tyres.
Auckland's drinking water pipes are leaking at least 50 million litres a day.
Each of us consumes around 31kg of plastic each year - and the problem's getting worse.
Covid-19 lockdown woes for new recycling contract.
Tonnes of recycling ending up at the landfill every day so the system isn't overwhelmed.
Recycling collections are resuming in the city but no promises material will be recycled.
Paper and cardboard accounts for 46 per cent of the city's waste by weight,
Wellington's libraries are making thousands of online resources available during lockdown.
A Whanganui think tank has been proposed to address paper and cardboard crisis.
If it's difficult or costly to recycle or dump, poorer people will make poor choices.
A peaceful end should be everyone's right. Why should the terminally ill be punished?