Buy-in, not buying permission
Richard Marsh reports on the statutory tests that community benefits secured by a planning agreement must meet and looks at both successful and unsuccessful examples of community funds
In-depth coverage and expert analysis of waste planning policy, regulation, legislation and case law.
Richard Marsh reports on the statutory tests that community benefits secured by a planning agreement must meet and looks at both successful and unsuccessful examples of community funds
Measures are being put in place to secure the Welsh government's aim of achieving zero waste and reducing the country's environmental footprint, Brian Mayne and Adam Read explain
Technology company Enval has attracted further backing for the commercialisation of its technology for the recycling of plastic and aluminium laminate packaging. Alison Carter reports
Public opposition and funding difficulties make delivery of energy-from-waste facilities an obstacle course. However, one council has successfully worked its way through planning and procurement, Andrew Woolcock and Matthew Collings explain
The "duty to cooperate", how local authorities should manage radioactive waste, regional self sufficiency and capacity were amongst the subjects discussed at Waste Planning's and the Chartered Institution of Wastes Management recent joint masterclass...
With landfill disposal routes closing down, waste carpet is emerging as a serious resource that can be successfully reused, recycled and even used to generate power, says Laurance Bird
A sustainable waste treatment facility in Devon is set to become the first in the world to apply full-scale autoclave processing to advanced anaerobic digestion, Stephen Barnes reports
Alison Carter looks at the measures being taken to tackle Heathrow's waste while adhering to tight security restrictions and government regulations
One of the hot topics debated at a conference in London in February was localism and whether it is a help or a hindrance in delivering waste management infrastructure, Adam Read and Sarahjane Widdowson report
Energy-from-waste and biomass plant owners and operators should consider a more joined-up strategy to environmental monitoring to ensure compliance with a mounting wave of legislation, Bob Lane advises
Technological developments and clarity over government support are making biogas treatment an increasingly beneficial option for dealing with waste streams and producing renewable energy, John Bass reports
