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Implementing waste hierarchy options

There are some key issues to consider when developing options for dealing with wastes under the waste hierarchy.  These include:

  • ensuring the prevention of harm to human health and protection of the environment;
  • waste policies;
  • waste performance targets;
    • DEFRA Waste Data Technologies;
    • residual waste factsheets;
    • Thermal treatment criteria 2003 pdf link (355k pdf);
  • location of facilities;
  • raising awareness and engaging with communities and provision of information and consultation pdf link and;
  • Best Practicable Environmental Option Decision Making to support the determination of the most suitable approach for managing waste

 

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