Are you a driver within the Waste Management sector? Drivers who work within the Waste Management sector should be aware of the requirements they must meet to ensure they are compliant with current waste legislation. All drivers within the Waste Management sector are required to complete a compulsory 35-hours of training over a 5-year period […]
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Zero Waste in a City – How to Achieve it? Increasing human population and consumer demand is leading to a scarcity of natural resources. In 2017, worldwide material consumption reached 92.1 billion tons – about 250% more than the amount we consumed in 1970. Household goods tend to end up in municipal waste streams, where their value
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On an individual level, there is a huge number of things that you can choose to do to limit your environmental impacts. Read our blog to find out more.
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With our A-Z blog nearing the end, the letter X seemed appropriate to round up some of the expertise shown and explain how the Albion team put this into practice during their working week.
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What is WEEE? WEEE (waste electrical and electronic equipment) is said to be the fastest growing waste stream in the UK. It is a classification used for products that need batteries or have a plug, such as household appliances (fridges, toasters), IT gear (computes, phones), consumer equipment (TVs, radios), lighting and monitoring equipment (lightbulbs, smoke
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Are you involved in the redevelopment of brownfield land? If so, how much importance do you place on the verification of the remedial measures required at your site? Most brownfield sites require remedial action to make them safe for future site users and/or to protect the wider environment. In many cases, this may involve measures
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Earlier this year, as COVID-19 started to shut down many countries and bring various industries to a halt, it became clear that we were living in unprecedented times. However, good news found its way into headlines, bringing much-needed hope. After a few weeks of declining pollution levels and a lack of human presence in nature,
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What is unavoidable food waste? Unavoidable food waste is waste food or drink that is not normally edible, such as meat bones, eggshells, fruit skins, and tea bags. Avoidable food waste, on the other hand, describes food wastes that are, at some point, edible – for instance sliced bread, grapes, or chocolate. Whilst avoidable food
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Is your Continued Competence Test looming? Do you feel fully prepared? Did you know Albion have a one-day Continuing Competency Refresher course? Our Continuing Competence Refresher course is designed to provide candidates who are looking to undertake their WAMITAB Continuing Competence test with a one day mentoring session to assist them prepare. The structure of
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