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Insight ESA Executive directors update Subjective enforcement quality standards leave recyclers playing the guessing game,

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ESA Insight MARK OLPIN A CIRCULAR CONUNDRUM A move to electrification will eventually lead to

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Flexibility and strength Our waste technology solutions not only provide you with unrivalled precision but

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EPR Legal Paying dividends Extended producer responsibility obligations will have implications for waste companies collecting

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Opinion Drones SIR JAMES BEVAN AIR OF AUTHORITY As well as helping fight waste crime,

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Have you got a lot on your plate? NMT have the solutions to your food

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All wrapped up Flexible film collection in the UK currently led by supermarkets may become

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Flexibles Circular solutions The retailer has since expanded the scheme to 171 stores in the region,

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Circular solutions Flexibles as well as material for the construction industry. Network Rail has pioneered

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Connect CIWMs vibrant online community Get answers to your questions, share ideas and advice, find

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Knowledge base Impact-based indicators Targeted approach Zero Waste Scotlands Dr Ramy Salemdeeb and Edinburgh Napier

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Impact-based indicators Knowledge base the assessment using Scotland 2019 household waste data, published by the Scottish

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Professional development Breaking the taboo 58 CIWMs professional services director, Katie Cockburn, finds out how Smart

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Professional development make significant improvements in the way we respond to this challenge. However, it

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