AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSafe Disposal: Malaysia’s Pahang Environment Department urged residents to take e-waste and used cooking oil to designated collection points, warning that dumping them with household rubbish or into drains can cause pollution. Food Waste: Basingstoke and Deane and Hart residents have recycled 6,962 tonnes of food scraps in a year, diverting waste to green energy and compost; more than half of households are using the service. New Infrastructure: Projects unveiled in India’s Ekta Nagar include an integrated zero-waste solid-waste system, alongside sewage and water treatment plants. Lower-Carbon Recycling: Trimet says a fuel change at its German aluminium recycling plant will cut direct emissions by about 4,000 tonnes a year, or 25%. Waste Rules: Curaçao businesses will have to separate waste from January 2027 to avoid disposal fees, while England has delayed mandatory household plastic-film collections from 2027 to 2030. European Trends: EU waste generation fell by 30 million tonnes over two years.
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