Local authorities
Across all local authorities in Wales
66%
of waste was recycled
£102m
saved by recycling instead of disposal
394k
tonnes of CO2 emissions was avoided
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Recycling rate, value saved and CO2 emissions avoided (in tonnes) based on 2022/23
Local Authority | Waste recycled | Money saved | Tonnes of CO2 emissions avoided |
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Blaenau Gwent | 67% | £2m | 9k |
Bridgend | 71% | £4m | 18k |
Caerphilly | 61% | £6m | 20k |
Cardiff | 62% | £11m | 36k |
Carmarthenshire | 65% | £6m | 21k |
Ceredigion | 70% | £2m | 11k |
Conwy | 69% | £4m | 16k |
Denbighshire | 66% | £3m | 13k |
Flintshire | 62% | £5m | 18k |
Gwynedd | 65% | £5m | 20k |
Isle of Anglesey | 63% | £2m | 11k |
Merthyr Tydfil | 65% | £2m | 8k |
Monmouthshire | 70% | £3m | 11k |
Neath Port Talbot | 65% | £4m | 16k |
Newport | 65% | £5m | 18k |
Pembrokeshire | 72% | £5m | 15k |
Powys | 68% | £4m | 17k |
Rhondda Cynon Taf | 65% | £8m | 34k |
Swansea | 72% | £9m | 35k |
Torfaen | 59% | £3m | 11k |
Vale of Glamorgan | 68% | £4m | 14k |
Wrexham | 65% | £5m | 22k |