Episode 18 of Rubbish Talk is out now! This episode features our lovely Northern Irish guest, Debbie Neely. You can click here to listen now. 🍀 Debbie has worked in the industry for nearly 30 years, mainly working with organics, soils and legislation surrounding these areas. She has seen some fabulous advancements during this time …
Episode 18 – Debbie Neely – Entrust Environmental Read More »
At Albion Environmental, we are constantly inspired by the evolving landscape of sustainable living. The deep-rooted desire to make environmentally conscious choices has not only shaped consumer preferences but also nudged businesses towards a greener path. In this exciting journey, one beacon of insight that has caught our attention is the BSI report on the …
Embracing Sustainability: Celebrating BSI’s Illuminating Report on Eco-Labelling 🌱 Read More »
As discussed on Episode 13 of the podcast, the Circular Economy Bill was recently introduced on the 13th of June 2023. This visionary legislation offers a roadmap towards a greener, more prosperous future for all. So, let’s explore an overview of the bill and how it can guide us on the path to a sustainable …
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Observations from Alasdair Meldrum .. As discussed on episode 9 of the podcast, I spent the weekend in Poland visiting my son who was doing an Erasmus placement as part of his degree. First impression was a busy town with lots of tourists but wherever you went there was next to no litter, no cigarette …
Krakow – How do they keep their streets so clean and tidy? Read More »
In episode 2 of Rubbish Talk we discussed briefly the growing trend towards putting flowers, wreaths and mementos on public seats. Alasdair expressed the view that it is great that people donate benches (usually in memory of a loved one) for use in public spaces. However he was strongly of the opinion that that did …
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We have been seeing a roll out of the new waste management licence templates from SEPA (now called Waste Management Permit). It is good to see a change from the pages of conditions on the previous waste management licences but has this gone too far the other way? The ones we have seen have …
Thoughts on new Waste Management Licences (WML) from SEPA Read More »
The Scottish Government has published the second report of its incineration review, the remit of this one is a review of options to decarbonise Scotland’s residual waste infrastructure. https://www.gov.scot/publications/stop-sort-burn-bury-independent-review-role-incineration-waste-hierarchy-scotland-second-report-decarbonisation-residual-waste-infrastructure-scotland/documents/ A quick summary; Colin Church was asked to consider: What does the current carbon impact of disposal of waste look like? What are the possible …
