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Novamont CEO Highlights Opportunities of Bioeconomy Today, 12:06 Circular Economy Major Talking Point as Club of Rome Celebrates 50th Anniversary Resource use and the need for a move to a circular economy are key themes at the Club of Rome’s 50th anniversary conference being held today. read more …
Anaerobic Digestion Could Cut Global Emissions by 20% The day before yesterday, 14:39 ADBA Celebrates the Role of Biogas in Cutting GHG Emissions as Green GB Week Gets Underway The UK’s Anaerobic Digestion & Bioresources Association (ADBA) has highlighted the role of biogas in tackling climate change as Green GB Week gets underway. read more …
European Chemicals Agency to Rule on Health Impacts of Rubber Granules from Recycled Tyres Friday, 13:23 BIR Tyres & Rubber Committee: Science must be Prevail in Recycled Rubber Infill Debate In addition to Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons the European Chemicals Agency will continue to look into the possible health impacts of other substances contained in the granules and mulches derived from end-of-life tyres. read more …
Over 14,000 Waste Tyres Stored in Residential Area Friday, 12:44 Jail Sentence for Illegal Waste Tyre Disposal Operator in Peterborough A scoundrel who abandoned 117 tonnes of tyres on rented land he was illegally in Peterborough, UK has been sentenced to 8 months jail time, fined and ordered to undertake community service. read more …
BIR Conference Told Ferrous Metal Markets for 2019 “Very Difficult to Predict” Friday, 11:47 Turkey Increasingly Important to US Ferrous Scrap Metal Exporters as China Cuts Imports US scrap markets for ferrous metals will continue to rely on exports, despite the Section 232 measures adopted by the Trump administration, according to Fastmarkets metals analyst Lee Allen. read more …
North Beck Energy Secures Planning Permissions for 50MW Energy from Waste Plant Friday, 09:55 Green Light for £220m Waste to Energy Plant in Immingham, UK North Beck Energy Ltd has secured planning approval for a £220 million waste to energy facility which will generate nearly 50 MW of electrical energy in Immingham, UK. read more … AD Plant to Generate Energy from Ethanol Industry Waste Thursday, 12:37 Sebigas to Develop 17.5 MW Biogas Plant to Process Brazilian Sugar Cane Waste Italian biogas design and construction specialist, Sebigas, has been awarded a contract to develop a large anaerobic digestion facility to process sugar cane waste in Brazil. read more … Warren Equity-Backed Firm Buys Partner Disposal 10.10.2018 13:07 Meridian Waste Expands Waste Collection & Handling Business with Florida Acquisition Meridian Waste, an integrated, non-hazardous solid waste services company, has acquired Partner Disposal, which provides solid waste services in the greater Jacksonville, Florida market. read more … Low-Income Countries Collect Less Than Half of Urban Waste 09.10.2018 14:01 VIDEO: World Bank Report Highlights Benefits of Improved Waste Collection & Recycling Beyond individuals and households, proper waste collection and handling also represents a broader challenge that affects human health and livelihoods, the environment, and prosperity, according to a new report from the World Bank. read more … Seven Year Contract Hire Agreement with Specialist Fleet Services 09.10.2018 13:02 New Waste & Recycling Collection Vehicles for Hinkley & Bosworth Hinckley & Bosworth Borough Council has taken delivery of a new fleet of waste and recycling vehicles and is carrying out collections as part of a seamless changeover from the old fleet. read more … CoGen & Simon Howie Agreement Could See Progress at Carnbroe Facility 08.10.2018 14:51 Deal Removes Time Constraints on Scottish Waste to Energy Plant Landowner, Simon Howie, and waste to energy developer CoGen have struck an agreement which removes any time constraints in which to deal with a planning application for a waste to energy plant adjacent to the A8 at Carnbroe, Lanarkshire. read more … Non-Ferrous Scrap Metal Recycling Hit by US/China Trade War 08.10.2018 14:27 Tariffs Creating More Problems than they Solve for Metal Recyclers “Tariffs are a very blunt instrument and can give a lot of unintended consequences,” declared Edward Meir in his guest presentation to yesterday's meeting of the BIR Non-Ferrous Metals Division. read more …
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