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The exploitation of the Earth’s only natural satellite poses regulatory and ethical challenges

Defra sets out vision for designing out waste in products and encouraging repair, reuse and recycling in long-awaited Waste Prevention Programme for England

From regulatory red tape to changing business models and consumer behaviour, the shift to a circular economy will require entire markets and systems to evolve. At a recent edie roundtable in London, a group of sustainability experts explored how this transition can start to take shape.

Reutilising existing oil and gas infrastructure can lead to a more cost-efficient energy transition.

Around one million fly-tipping incidents are recorded every year, costing the economy in England an estimated £1billion a year and blighting communities.

The Audit Office has called on Defra to "better understand the relationship" between landfill tax and incentives to commit waste crime.