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In My Opinion Anaerobic Digestion (AD) has been pushed into the spotlight, with the coalition Government backing the technology. Philip Simpson argues for a more balanced approach to the future of food waste in the UK and asks the Government to let the industry decide on the best course of action. Householders need to be made aware that energy-saving light bulbs can be recycled, keeping dangerous chemicals out of landfill, argues Nigel Harvey In the light of recent and planned changes to employment law, local authorities need to make sure they don't get caught out, warns Nathan Bowles Government cuts following last month's Spending Review are proving challenging for local councils. However, Tom Shields argues that there may be a silver lining to the grey cloud» To charge or not to charge? » How to catch it all - the SME question » Demystifying the CoTC requirements » It's time for the UK to step up to the mark » Bring back the black bag » The trouble with task and finish » Time for WEEE to take centre stage » Cam-Clegg: Partners in grime? » How to get an editor's attention » Why being human could prove suicidal » How Twitter is breaking the ice » Clamp down on clothing cowboys » Be brave and bin the politics » Recycling rewards: the future is orange » We must hunger for a waste carbon diet » Why moving waste can be a lot of hot air Read older opinions |
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