A young graphic designer based in London has created a poster collection to promote awareness and promote action. The posters can be seen all over London.

This year more than 350 million laser and inkjet cartridges will end up in America's Landfills. That's equivalent to over 90,000 truckloads and worth a recycling value of over $1 billion dollars.

Batteries are among the most toxic waste we produce. Yet in Bulgaria batteries regularly go down the rubbish bin, just like your ordinary domestic waste.

The throw-away economy was once seen as a good thing. The more ‘rubbish’ products, the more demand and hence – more jobs. But the equation is no longer that simple.

Saying no to plastic bags is easier said than done in Bulgaria. Be prepared to wrestle with the occasional shop assistant. 

If you were to go by the number of recycling bins on our cities’ streets, you’d think that Bulgaria was the recycling capital of the world, making New Zealand with its exceptionally successful ‘zero waste’ policy look ...