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Public must ‘join fight’ against ‘zombie batteries’ to cut recycling and waste fires

26th October 2020

ESA / Lithium Ion Batteries / Waste Fires

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Consortium to explore solutions to ‘battery powered’ waste fires

3rd September 2020

Eunomia / Lithium ion / Waste Fires

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ESA to launch battery recycling campaign in bid to reduce waste fires

20th August 2020

battery waste / E-Waste / ESA / Waste Fires

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Fires in WEEE management chain are increasing, report finds

27th May 2020

battery waste / Waste Fires / WEEE

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London lockdown sees spike in outdoor waste burning

28th April 2020

Coronavirus / London / Waste Fires

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Company ordered to pay £230,000 after major fire at waste wood site

21st January 2020

Environment Agency / R Plevin & Sons Limited / Waste Crime / Waste Fires

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Veolia urges public to prevent fires by disposing batteries safely

15th January 2020

Lithium Ion Batteries / Veolia / Waste Fires / WEEE

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23rd October 2019

Amey / Batteries / Lithium Ion Batteries / Waste Fires

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Vehicle Recyclers Urged To Put Fire Prevention Plans In Place

3rd September 2018

EA / Waste Fires

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Welsh Landfill Fire Controlled Following Multi-Agency Response

1st August 2018

Natural Resources Wales / Waste Fires

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Poland Links String Of Waste Fires To China’s Import Ban

30th May 2018

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Viridor Calls For Collaboration On Lithium Battery Detection

17th October 2017

Batteries / Viridor / Waste Fires

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ESA & EA To Raise Standards & Fight Waste Crime In New Partnership

31st July 2017

Environment Agency / ESA / Waste Crime / Waste Fires

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Waste To Energy: Failure Is Not An Option

16th April 2014

energy from waste / FM Global / Waste Fires

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Physical Breaks: Reducing Risk Of Fire

21st February 2014

Elite Precast Concrete Ltd / fire / Waste Fires

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