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DEFRA consultation on waste policy and delivery in England.
by Compostwoman 26th August 2010, 8:51 pm
Review of Waste Policies - Call for Evidence
DEFRA is holding a consultation on waste policy and delivery in England. The review aims to look at all aspects of waste policy and delivery in England in the context of creating a “zero waste economy”.
They are holding an online debate looking at their overall approach and the five tiers of the waste hierarchy “prevention, re-use, recycling, energy recovery and disposal”. This general discussion can be accessed from the DEFRA website [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] and closes on 9 September 2010. There is also an online survey [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] closing on the same date.
DEFRA is holding a consultation on waste policy and delivery in England. The review aims to look at all aspects of waste policy and delivery in England in the context of creating a “zero waste economy”.
They are holding an online debate looking at their overall approach and the five tiers of the waste hierarchy “prevention, re-use, recycling, energy recovery and disposal”. This general discussion can be accessed from the DEFRA website [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] and closes on 9 September 2010. There is also an online survey [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] closing on the same date.
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Re: DEFRA consultation on waste policy and delivery in England.
by Hairyloon 26th August 2010, 10:33 pm
I have done the survey.
Think the consultation best wait 'till I am sober.
Should I suggest the rat farming idea do you think?
Think the consultation best wait 'till I am sober.
Should I suggest the rat farming idea do you think?
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Re: DEFRA consultation on waste policy and delivery in England.
by Sparhawk 27th August 2010, 12:07 am
Hairyloon wrote: Should I suggest the rat farming idea do you think?
It had to happen sooner than later... 
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Re: DEFRA consultation on waste policy and delivery in England.
by Hairyloon 27th August 2010, 12:35 am
I am still waiting on someone pointing out why it is not an excellent idea. :?sparhawk wrote:Hairyloon wrote: Should I suggest the rat farming idea do you think?
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