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As each school year rolls around, another wave of children will enter the education system. For schools, this means another group of children to both teach and protect. Schools hold a huge amount of information about teachers, students, and even parents. Some of this information will include personal data. But what types of information should.
Every year, the UK sends 1,200,000 tonnes of textiles to landfill. Of that 1.2 million tonnes, approximately 350,000 tonnes are items of clothing. But why are so many clothes and textile items going to landfill? To understand why such high volumes of textiles end up in landfill, we must look at the bigger picture of.
At Shred Station, we recycle 100% of the paper we shred at UK mills. In 2022, this meant that 60,000 tonnes of old shredded paperwork found a new purpose in the form of toilet tissues, feminine hygiene products, and much more. We can also shred non-recyclable paperwork like receipts, carbon copies and embellished gift wraps..
Recycling WEEE, or waste electrical and electronic equipment, is crucial for several reasons. WEEE is one of the fastest-growing waste streams in the world. In 2020 alone, the world produced 50,000,000 tonnes of electronic waste, and the UK currently generates the second-highest amount of e-waste per capita globally. But, while WEEE is, for the most.
In April 2023, the European Parliament voted in favour of a landmark anti-deforestation law to ensure products sold in the EU do not originate from degraded or deforested land. While this is an EU law and doesn’t necessarily apply to the UK, its positive impacts will trickle down to UK supply chains. As an example,.