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New anaerobic digestion plant opens in Surrey

A new 45,000 tonne anaerobic digestion plant has opened at Trumps Farm in Surrey.

9 June 2014

New anaerobic digestion plant opens in Surrey

9 June 2014

Stobart biomass fined for pollution incident

Stobart Biomass Products Ltd has been fined £14,000 after one of its waste wood stores in Hull caused a risk of pollution.

9 June 2014

Stobart biomass fined for pollution incident

9 June 2014

News in Brief 06/06/2014

A round-up of this week's news stories from the waste and resources industry.

6 June 2014

News in Brief 06/06/2014

6 June 2014

Philip Dilley preferred EA Chair candidate

Environment Minister chooses Philip Dilley as preferred candidate to replace Lord Smith as Environment Agency Chair.

6 June 2014

Philip Dilley preferred EA Chair candidate

6 June 2014

Sainsbury’s launches food waste tool

Supermarket chain Sainsbury’s launches new food waste reduction tool, Food Rescue, developed in partnership with Google.

6 June 2014

Sainsbury’s launches food waste tool

6 June 2014

Consumers want sustainable packaging

Nearly 70 per cent of consumers would consider switching brands if one had better environmental credentials, new research finds.

5 June 2014

Consumers want sustainable packaging

5 June 2014

Viridor awarded two-year Kent recycling contract

Viridor has been awarded a two-year contract to process and sell dry recyclate materials for Kent County Council.

3 June 2014

Viridor awarded two-year Kent recycling contract

3 June 2014

UK heading for residual waste treatment overcapacity

The UK will see residual waste treatment overcapacity in four years, even if no new facilities come online, finds Eunomia.

3 June 2014

UK heading for residual waste treatment overcapacity

3 June 2014

Progress for ReFood’s AD Plant expansion in Doncaster

Progress is underway on the expansion of ReFood’s anaerobic digestion plant in Doncaster.

3 June 2014

Progress for ReFood’s AD Plant expansion in Doncaster

3 June 2014

ECO Plastics fined £12,500 over ‘life-changing’ injuries

ECO Plastics has been fined £12,500 after a man suffered ‘life-changing’ injuries at its Lincolnshire site.

3 June 2014

ECO Plastics fined £12,500 over ‘life-changing’ injuries

3 June 2014

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