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The environment's at the heart of all our work.
Welcome to the First Mile features and hot topics that make us tick.
First Mile joins Thames River Walk with Li An Phoa, founder of Drinkable Rivers
Drinkable Rivers is a Dutch foundation on a mission to work towards a world with drinkable rivers through inspiring walks, events, research and education.
First Mile Wins Edie Net Zero Award & Green Apple Award for Electric Cargo Bikes
We are thrilled to announce that First Mile has been awarded the Edie Net Zero Mobility Project of the Year Award and the Green Apple Environment Award for Recycling Collection and Consolidation by Electric Cargo Bike.
Investing in our future with Peter Michaelis, Head of Liontrust's Sustainable investments team
In the latest episode of First Mile's Climate Heroes podcast, Bruce was joined by Peter Michaelis, Head of Liontrust's Sustainable Investments Team, to discuss the importance of investing in sustainable businesses.
Defining the 'End of Waste' Classification in Recycling and Waste Management
In today's eco-conscious world, recycling has assumed a paramount role in minimising the environmental footprint. At First Mile, we're dedicated to making a positive impact on our environment. At the heart of responsible recycling lies the concept of 'End of Waste' (EOW) classification.
The UK Government's upcoming 'Simpler Recycling' reforms: What do they mean?
The Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (DEFRA) has recently unveiled a groundbreaking set of reforms aimed at transforming the waste management landscape in England.
Coffee Cups and Coffee Grounds Recycling Services: A First Mile Guide
Every year, the UK generates over 250,000 tonnes of coffee grounds, disposing of 2.5 billion disposable coffee cups. Most of this waste ends up in landfills, where it takes hundreds of years to decompose and releases harmful methane gas into the atmosphere.
How your business can reduce food waste - With Olio's Tessa Clarke
Food waste is a major problem in the UK, with an estimated 9.5 million tonnes of food wasted each year. This has a significant environmental and financial impact, and businesses have a responsibility to do their part to reduce food waste.
How to recycle vapes and their environmental impact
In recent years, the popularity of disposable vapes has surged, offering a convenient and fuss-free option for nicotine and flavour enthusiasts. However, what many vapers may not realise is the significant environmental cost associated with these disposable devices is why they are set to be banned in the UK.
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