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PLEASE #TEACYCLE! New campaign finds less than a third (28%) of RCT students recycle their teabags, contributing to 6.3m unrecycled teabags generated by students
Recycle for Wales calls for RCT students to rise to the challenge and help make Wales the best recycling nation in the world20 Nov 2017 -
TEABAGS AND TEAPOTS TAKE OVER UNIVERSITY TO ENCOURAGE STUDENTS TO RECYCLE THEIR TEABAGS
An estimated 6.3 million teabags thrown in the bin and potentially sent to landfill by students studying in WalesRecycle for Wales calls for students to help increase recycling rates by recycling their teabags3 Nov 2017 -
FROM LOCAL FOOD WASTE TO LOCAL ENERGY TO HELP POWER BLAENAU GWENT
Recycle for Wales and Blaenau Gwent Council partner up to launch a campaign to communicate how food waste could power our communities13 Oct 2017 -
Seven eye-opening facts that prove your bathroom could help Wales reach its recycling target
Thought your bathroom was just a spot for a quick wash? Think again25 Sep 2017 -
7 things you didn't know that could be powered with a banana
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5 surprising ways you could help power summer festivals by recycling
Wales is the third best nation in the world when it comes to that environmental measure1 Sep 2017 -
Young people hold key to Wales becoming world’s best recycling nation
Millennials currently most likely not to recycle food waste while baby boomer generation are Wales’ food recycling heroes.12 Apr 2017 -
WELSH LANDMARKS GO BANANAS FOR FOOD RECYCLING
Giant bananas have been taking over Wales’ well known attractions, starting at Pontypridd RFC.12 Apr 2017 -
FROM LOCAL FOOD WASTE TO LOCAL ENERGY TO HELP POWER GWYNEDD
Recycle for Wales and Gwynedd Council partner up to launch a campaign to communicate how food waste could power our communities.24 Mar 2017 -
FROM LOCAL FOOD WASTE TO LOCAL ENERGY TO HELP POWER RHONDDA CYNON TAF
Recycle for Wales and Rhondda Cynon Taf Council partner up to launch a campaign to communicate how food waste could power our communities.24 Mar 2017