You Are Here: Home » Posts tagged with "Waste management"
United Nations Development Programme Releases $4m for Waste Management in Nigeria’s Anambra State
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has released $4 million to the Anambra State government in south-eastern Nigeria to boost its waste management program.
Pikitup Management Served with Notice to Strike
Pikitup management has confirmed that workers affiliated to the SA Municipal Workers Union (SAMWU) have served the company with a notice of intention to strike.
Warwickshire Food Waste Recycling Plant to Treat Up to 45,000 Tonnes of Food Waste And Power 2,000 Homes
BiogenGreenfinch has announced that it has successfully secured planning permission from Warwickshire County Council for the construction of an anaerobic digestion (AD) plant at Merevale & Blyth Estate in Warwickshire.
World Bank to Support Expansion of the Metropolis of Nairobi
The World Bank has pledged financial and technical support to the Ministry of Nairobi Metropolitan Development and the 15 local authorities surrounding the city.
Making Toilets the Norm in Rural Niger
Candid talk about human excrement is making people in rural Niger, where only 2 percent of the population has adequate sanitation, insist on building and using toilets: A project there is showing people from scores of villages the dangers of open defecation.
Solar-powered Big Belly Reduces Carbon Footprint, Cuts Costs
Big Belly trash cans compact the trash they receive and call for pickup when they are full. Fewer pickups means savings on truck fuel and maintenance staff time. Brown owns three Big Bellies and may buy 20 more.
Work Begins on UK’s Biggest Low Carbon Waste Plant
The Mayor of London has officially kicked off work on the future £80 million plant that will transform household rubbish into clean energy to power up to 15,000 local homes.
Metech Recycling Wins Approval As a Covered Electronics Recycler in Connecticut
Metech Recycling has become one of the first companies to be approved as a covered electronic recycler (CER) by Connecticut’s Department of Environmental Protection.
