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The complete guide to sustainable waste management

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Complete guide to waste management

Complete guide to waste management

Greenpeace publishes 'Cool Waste Management' report

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13 March, 2003

A new report for waste managers and local authorities detailing how to deal with the small fraction of household waste that is currently non-recyclable will be published by Greenpeace Environmental Trust on March 17. Cool Waste Management shows how the process of Mechanical and Biological Treatment is a safer and cleaner alternative to burning rubbish in polluting incinerators or burying it in landfill sites.

The Environmental Trust: Cool Waste Management

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Publication date: 
11 August, 2009

A State-of-the-Art Alternative to Incineration for Residual Municipal Waste- MBT

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Greenpeace submission to the PIU review of the Governments waste strategy

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Publication date: 
11 August, 2009

Submission to the Governments Strategy Unit review of UK waste policy

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Zero Waste Charter

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Anti-incineration activists take Zero Waste message to Parliament

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Landfill: UK could be waste free

Landfill: UK could be waste free

Composting and current UK regulations

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Publication date: 
21 March, 2007

Greenpeace briefing

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Anti-incineration links

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Sheffield incinerator: toxic crime sceneA growing number of local anti-incineration campaigns exist around the country. Links to these groups are provided below. By offering these links, Greenpeace does not endorse the contents of these web pages, merely presents them for the benefit of people who may wish to get involved in a local campaign.

Britain could be a rubbish-free society says ground-breaking study

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18 March, 2002

Landfill: UK could be waste free

Greenpeace publishes the first ever Zero Waste plan for the UK

The UK could be a rubbish-free zone according to a revolutionary new report. 'Zero Waste' by leading waste expert Robin Murray, explains how Britain could maximise recycling levels, change product design to eliminate waste and find innovative new uses for the rubbish we generate. The study also details the government policies and finance needed to make Zero Waste a reality.