We assessed markets, technologies and policies for increasing the recycling of low grade clothing wastes that are unsuitable for reuse.
Read MoreModern plasterboard systems are produced largely from a by-product of the power generation industry that is processed to minimise environmental impact. However, the Federation of Plastering and Drywall Contractors is committed to further reducing the environmental impact of the sector and actively supports the reduction of gypsum waste and the construction industry's move towards sustainable development. Our report covers one aspect - diversion from landfill.
Read MoreOver recent years the renewables sector has seen a substantial increase in investment activity. Clear signals in the policy landscape and regulatory framework, coupled with outcome-oriented economic incentives, seem to be driving the evolution of novel solutions to energy issues, with a commensurate demand for both internal and external finance. The alignment of these factors is a key factor in the step change seen in the investment activity.
Read MoreThis study argues that existing waste management strategies are largely an end-of-pipe response to the 122 million tonnes of municipal, commercial and industrial waste produced annually in the UK.
Read MoreA comprehensive study considering the viability of "Reverse Haul" as a means to increase glass recycling from licensed premises. Glass is collected and returned to depots on the same drays (lorries) that deliver beer and other drinks to outlets.
Read MoreThis study was commissioned by the Renewable Power Association (RPA) and the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE). Energy from waste has an important role to play in improving energy security in the UK and, by virtue of its 400 biomass content, it can make a valuable contribution 350 towards our renewable energy targets.
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