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Looming crisis: China won't accept world's plastic anymore
Country doesn't want to be the world's dumping ground for plastic anymore.
Country doesn't want to be the world's dumping ground for plastic anymore.
Single-use plastic bags shouldn't be all that we ban. Here are five other pesky products.
Airlines experiment with alternative fuels but hydrocarbons are proving hard to replace.
COMMENT: What a load of rubbish.
A collection trial in Papakura will be rolled out across the city.
China's new ban on many recyclables has caused bigger headaches than expected for NZ.
Newspapers intended for inmates said to be winding up with guards.
COMMENT: It is very important that the council is involved with waste collection.
From July 1 plastic bags will be gone and customers will be encouraged to take their own.
Stockpiled plastic a 'scary' nationwide problem. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Funding for mental health, first home buyers and public transport were high priorities
COMMENT: This move to ban just about everything needs to stop, it's out of control.
Tony Sundman's push to get Whanganui YMCA recycling lands him Thailand trip
Beware of the environmental and ethical pitfalls in choosing a coat, writes Alice Payne.
COMMENT: Kiwis have the capability to create viable and sustainable solutions.
Stockpiles mounting around NZ as recycling companies deal with China's foreign waste ban.
COMMENT: Is the city's dream of zero waste by 2040 remotely credible?
Auckland Council begins new food scraps collection service, to eventually become city-wide
Franchisee Jayesh Madhav: "I'm always looking for ways to reduce our carbon footprint."
Youth to focus on environment with beach clean up
Plastic has many uses - but have we made too much and what can we do about it?
Cheap and sustainable living now reality for millennials. Made with funding from NZ On Air
Goodbye to plastic bags and hello to the Bull Bag. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
COMMENT: New Zealand needs new incentives to improve recycling, writes Marty Hoffart.
EDITORIAL: New Zealand shamefully behind other countries - and we must do better.
Ferrari-driving television recycler whose firm collapsed owing $8.5m pleads guilty.
Thames-Coromandel produces the most recycling over the festive period.
It leaves the kerb in a bin and we never see it again - where does Auckland's rubbish go?