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Waste industries USA finalizes privatization
10/05/2008 (wasteage.com)
Shareholders of Waste Industries USA, Raleigh, N.C., have approved the
company’s privatization transaction for $38 per share. The transaction
is expected to be complete today...continue
Member states aiming to weaken waste targets
10/05/2008 (ENDS Europe)
National governments are set for a confrontation with MEPs after
rejecting their calls to include ambitious waste prevention and
recycling targets in an ongoing revision of the EU's waste management
rules...continue
US waste companies develop world's largest landfill gas-to-LNG facility
10/05/2008 (environmental-expert.com)
Collecting garbage and recyclables in California is about to get a lot
cleaner, thanks to a joint venture between Linde North America and
Waste Management (NYSE:WMI) that will create the world’s largest
facility to convert landfill gas into clean vehicle fuel...continue
England’s household waste recycling rate hits 33%
09/05/2008 (letsrecycle.com)
England's household waste recycling rate has risen to over 33%,
according to new data published today by the Department for the
Environment, Food and Rural Affairs...continue
UK highlights food waste's environmental iUK highlights food waste's environmental impactmpact
09/05/2008 (ENDS Europe)
Reducing the amount of British food waste sent to landfill could save
18m tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent in emissions annually,
according to a government-backed study published on Thursday. The
237-page study shows that one-third of the food bought in Britain
each year - or 6.7m tonnes - ends up in landfill...continue
New waste export regulations for Ireland
07/05/2008 (edie.net)
New regulations to control the export of waste from Ireland for
recycling and recovery have been announced by the minister for the
environment, heritage and local government...continue
Danes extend drinks packaging deposit system
07/05/2008 (ENDS Europe)
Denmark is to extend its national deposit-return system for drinks
packaging to mineral water bottles with immediate effect, the
environment ministry said on Monday...continue
UK: Scarborough council opens £800,000 sorting facility
07/05/2008 (letsrecycle.com)
Scarborough borough council and recycling contractor Yorwaste have
officially opened a £800,000 materials recycling facility at Seamer
Carr, in North Yorkshire.
The Resource Recovery Centre at Seamer Carr
The state-of-the-art "Resource Recovery Centre" is designed to
process materials collected through the borough's commingled blue bin
recycling scheme, introduced in October 2007...continue
UK: Half of milk packaging
06/05/2008 (letsrecycle.com)
Plans to make half of milk packaging from recycled materials by 2020
have been unveiled today by the Department for the Environment, Food
and Rural Affairs
About 80% of milk sold by retailers is in plastic
containers
The Department has published a Milk Roadmap which lays down measures
to reduce the environmental impact of producing, processing and
consuming liquid milk...continue
Ireland doubles e-waste targets
06/05/2008 (environmental-expert.com)
New figures have revealed that Ireland more than doubled its EU
electronic recycling target in 2007...continue
US revises standards for hazardous waste combustion
01/05/2008 (environmental-expert.com)
The US Environmental Protection Agency issued the National Emission
Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP) for new and existing
hazardous waste combustors on October 12, 2005. The April 8, 2008
amendments to this rule revise or clarify several compliance and
monitoring provisions in the October 12, 2005 rule...continue
San Francisco hits 70% city recycling rate
01/05/2008 (environmental-expert.com)
The city of San Francisco has chalked up a 70 percent recycling rate -
the highest in the US diversion of waste, which includes recycling,
composting, and re-use, has increased from 35 percent in 1996, to 70
percent today, Mayor Gavin Newsom announced last week...continue
Biodegradation of hydrocarbons in organic wastes and contaminated soils
A Hungarian SME has developed a new procedure for biodegradation of hydrocarbons in organic wastes and hydrocarbon-contaminated soils. The aim of the technology is to utilise different compost-based end products and organic secondary raw materials that are not suitable for agricultural use, furthermore, bioremediation of contaminated soils. The company is interested in licensing and commercial agreement (Ref: 08 HU HUBU 0K5U - 31/03/2008)
Waste - The Social Context '08: Urban Issues and Solutions
Sustainable waste management is critical to the health and well-being
of all people. While many conferences focus on the technical aspects
of waste management, Waste—The Social Context ’08 is unique in
addressing the environmental, social and economic implications.
Topics will include public perceptions and behaviour, social forces
influencing waste streams, environmental policy, waste management in
urban settings, stakeholder participation, developing countries and
countries in transition, international trade in waste products, and
waste economics, among others.
11 - 15 May 2008
Alberta, Canada
The Plastics The Industry of Tomorrow
The "Plastics: The Industry of Tomorrow" Conference only takes place
once every 5 years and is seen as a key event in the plastics
industry. Set to coincide with the British Plastics Federations 75th
Anniversary Plastics The Industry of Tomorrow is a world-class
conference looking ahead to the future of the industry.
14 - 15 May 2008
Cheshire, United Kingdom
China International Recycling Conference and Exhibition
Two new divisions, which are of Scrap Paper and of End of Life
Vehicles will be added to 2008 China International Recycling
Conference, compared with the Recycling Policy, System Construction
and Environment-Friendly Division, Market, Trade and Financing
Division, Ferrous and Non-ferrous Division and E-scrap Division of
2007 China International Recycling Conferece
18 - 19 May 2008
Guangzhou, China, People's Rep.
ISWA Beacon Conference: THE GLOBAL CHALLENGE: OPTIMISING THE C-CYCLE on Biological Treatment of biowaste
Biological treatment offers a fully scaled and flexible variety of
approaches, including composting, anaerobic digestion,
mechanical-biological treatment, and relates to other key aspects of
environmental engineering, e.g. operational optimisation of
collection schemes for biodegradable waste and minimisation of
disamenities at treatment sites.
The ISWA "Beacon" Conference will address comprehensively all such
aspects, allowing waste managers, stakeholders, policy-makers to
gather information and tools for decision-making and establishment of
consistent strategies.
Registration form | final programme
22 - 23 May 2008
Perugia, Italy
PLASTPOL
12th International Fair of Technologies, Equipment and Machines for
Plastics Processing, Packaging, Industrial design, Plastics, Rubber
processing, Recycling
27 - 30 May 2008
Kielce, Poland
World Bioenergy 2008
This major global bioenergy get-together is based on the unique
"Taking you from Know-How to Show-How" concept, combining conference
sessions, field excursions and tradeshow into one comprehensive
event.
27 - 29 May 2008
Jönköping, Sweden
BIR Spring Convention
BIR Spring Convention (Bureau of International Recycling)
02 - 04 June 2008
Monte Carlo, Monaco
Waste Management 2008
Fourth International Conference on Waste Management and the
Environment
02 - 04 June 2008
Granada, Spain
BioEnergy Conference & Exhibition 2008
BioEnergy 2008 will take place June 3, 4 and 5, 2008 in Prince George,
British Columbia, Canada - at the heart of one of the largest fibre
baskets in the world
03 - 05 June 2008
British Columbia, Canada
TurKEY REW Istanbul 2008
The 4th Int'l Recycling, Environmental Technologies and Waste
Management Fair is the most dedicated environmental technologies fair
in Turkey. The fair will cover all aspects of environmental
technologies.
19 - 22 June 2008
Istanbul, Turkey
IIRWM' 2008 - India International Recycle & Waste Management Exhibition & Conference
IIRWM'2008 is the 1st ever comprehnsive podium shared by the domestic
and international industry leaders, providers and seekers addressing
a network on public-private partnership and gaining valuable insight
on countries planning & Implementation on various waste disposable
management units, reducing - reusing - recycling of waste with
highest technological investments and elevation of technological
development in managing and solutions on Waste, Recycle and
Waste-to-Energy.
16 - 18 August 2008
New Delhi, India
2008 Global Waste Management Symposium
The 2008 Global Waste Management Symposium (GWMS) will serve as a
forum for the presentation of both applied and fundamental research
and case studies on waste management. We invite the entire community
of designers, facility owners and operators, policy makers, and
researchers to participate.
07 - 10 September 2008
The Rocky Mountains of Colorado, United States
RWM Birmingham
The UK`s LEADING dedicated event for the Recycling & Waste Management
Industry. RWM08 will take place between 16th and 18th September 2008
at the NEC, Birmingham.
16 - 18 September 2008
RWM Birmingham, United Kingdom
IFAT CHINA 2008 - 3rd International Trade Fair for Environmental Protection
IFAT CHINA is the comprehensive exhibition on the Asian market for
practice-oriented solutions in the key sectors for environmental
protection and waste disposal including water supply, sewage,
recycling, air pollution, environmental technology and
environmentally sound energy sources
23 - 25 September 2008
Shanghai (Pudong), China, People's Rep.
ExpoRecicla
International Exhibition for Industrial Recovery and Recycling, Waste
Management and Waste-to-Value Systems.
ExpoRecicla has been designed to make concrete solutions available
and create business opportunities in these fields, and that is what
sets it apart from other, more general environmental events.
24 - 26 September 2008
Zaragoza, Spain
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