The “Beach Garbage Hotel” is indeed a new way to voice protest against the never ending stop to pollution. Yes if you are taken aback by the name of the hotel then you must know it that a German artist has made a hotel in Madrid completely out of garbage! The brand new hotel that has just opened up has been made by Ha Schult is the latest sensation in the Spanish capital going to seize every body’s attention.

The Newfoundland and Labrador government has implemented amendments to the Waste Management Regulations, under the Environmental Protection Act, in order to introduce a paint recycling program targeting waste paint products.

These changes will allow producers to play the primary role in managing the end-of-life treatment of their products through the development, funding, and management of a recycling program for most types of residential and commercial paints. The program will take an Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) approach, meaning that paint producers will be responsible for the paint from the point of production through to post consumer recycling. This will be the first EPR-based recycling program for the province.

When Calgary-based entrepreneur K.B. Lee got fed up with eating Chinese takeout from foam containers, his concern led to the launch of a fast-food trash reduction initiative in Toronto.

Turkey is trying a new approach to waste management, in which not a scrap of waste goes to waste.

In the future, the electricity produced here and at other similar operations will go into the country’s main grid. Eventually, Turkish officials hope to produce 5 percent of the country’s energy from garbage. ITC provides 2 and half percent of Ankara’s energy today.

Have you ever thought of recycling a cruiseship, or jet, or train....?