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“Coronavirus is not an excuse to operate illegally” – EA

The Environment Agency says it is continuing to protect people and the environment during coronavirus (COVID-19), by using technology to carry out its role as an “effective regulator” where face-to-face visits are restricted due to government guidelines.

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Scots told to “plan ahead” in advance of reopening HWRCs

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Resource Futures releases 2019-20 impact report

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“Rising mountain” of unused small electricals being left in the dark

28th May 2020

E-Waste / Electricals / WEEE

Call for investment in cleaner transport post COVID-19

28th May 2020

Coronavirus / Hubbub / transport

UK energy from waste capacity increased by 1.6Mt in 2019, new Tolvik report finds

27th May 2020

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Joining forces

27th May 2020

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Carbon Implications of Waste

29th May 2020

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Coronavirus update: waste management sector

29th May 2020

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The power of waste

27th May 2020

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21st May 2020

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Expedition to “world’s most polluted beach” bags six tonnes of waste

A Explorers Club Flag Expedition bagged six tonnes of waste from reportedly the "most densely-polluted beach in the world".

2nd August 2019

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