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• NWW Sludge Incinerator Proposal Rejected by Cheshire CC

• Waste Incineration Research Centre Opened

• Wheelabrator Ion Exchange Wastewater Treatment System

• New Disposal Method for Clinical Waste

• Complete Waste Handling System for AAH Pharmaceuticals

• New Shredder for Container Drums

• Infrasound Cleaning System for Waste Incinerators

• Environmental Technology Needed for Russian Energy Industry

• Neste Plans to Incinerate Old VCM Production Sludges

• New Pressure Filter Could Reduce Waste Handling Costs

• Pollution Control Equipment for Romania

• Italian Company Seeks Joint Ventures to Exploit New Incineration Technology

• Cheaper Waste Disposal with Pulsed Combustion

• New Series of Vertical Multistage In-line Centrifugal Pumps

• Ultrafiltration Technology for Paper Production Effluent

• Reduced Smoke House Carbon Emissions

• Clean Harbors Acquires Hazardous Waste Incinerator from Ecova

• WMX May Use Hazardous Waste Sites

• Flameless Oxidation Destroys Contaminated Gases

• Dow Conducts Trials of New Dioxin Abatement Technology

• Clean Coal Technology in the USA

• New York Plans 70% Recycling by 1996

• Water-Based Paint Strippers Replace Methylene Chloride

• Discharges From Wool Processing Reduced

• Worming Out Solution to Bombay Refuse

• New Logo for Waste Watch

• Ironmaking Waste Converted to Useful Raw Glassmaking Material

• Recycling Collection Points in Wales

• De-inking Plant Commissioned at Kilbagie Mills

• Non Fossil Fuel Energy Plans for the UK

• Waste Reduced by Glass Cullet Grading

• Shanks and McEwan to Double Power from Landfill Gas

• Shewalton Recycling Install Waste Wood Shredder

• Regional Battery Recycling Plant Nears Completion in Spain

• Recycling Planned for Autocatalysts

• UK Burner Systems for Spanish Waste-to-Energy Plant

• Davy International Lead Oresund Fixed Link Project Preparation

• BASF Delays Plastics Recycling Plant Commissioning

• Capacity of German Chemical Recycling Plants May Exceed Waste

• Reclamation of German Lignite Sites

• Progress of Wisconsin Landfill Ban

• Florida Power Company Introduces Recycling Programme

• US Government Sets Recycling Targets for its Own Agencies

• Earthgro’s New Potting Compost Combats Molds

• 20 Year Recycling Contract in New York State.

• Catalytic Extraction Process Gains BDAT Award

• Recycling Process Ready for Electric Car Batteries

• Japan Produces Solid Fuel from Waste

• New Filter Recovery of Chlorine-Based Cleaning Agents

• Hydrothermal Recycling Technique for Concrete Wastes

• Milk Bottles Lead to Ozone Related Waste Prosecution

• Coalite Prosecuted for Dioxin Emissions

• National Power Plans to Burn Emulsified Hydrocarbons

• East Sussex Criticised for Approach to Scrap Licensing

• Tayside Business and Environment Forum Launched

• Asbestos Hazard in Domestic Lagging

• Government Farm Waste Handling Grants Discontinued

• Landfill Tax May Encourage Fly Tipping

• Yorkshire Water Not Guilty of Pollution

• EU Reviews Automobile Biofuels Technology

• German Waste Law

• Irish Republic to Introduce Waste Bill

• Plastics Recyclers May Have to Compete for Rubbish

• French Toxic Waste Tax to Clean Up Environmental Black Spots

• Hazardous Waste Company Awarded Damages in Contract Dispute at Superfund Site

• Commercial Participants Sought for Terrestrial Biomass Feedstock Interface

• One Permit to Cover all Emissions

• New Taxes to Fund Recycling in Boulder

• Multimedia Reorganisation for Regional EPA Offices

• World Bank Highlights Environmental Plight of Arab World

• Egyptian Waste Management Studies

• UN Model Regulation for Transporting Dangerous Goods

• Thor Chemicals Trial Ends Amid Calls for Further Investigations

• Councils Concerned About Maintenance of Welsh Coal Tips

• Black Bin Refuse Collection is Safe

• Mortality Risk Not Linked to Dioxin Exposure

• New Research Finds All at Risk from Airborne Irritants

• Concern at Marine Buildup of Antifouling Additive

• Irish Animal Carcasses Conform

• Dead Whales Raise Concern About North Sea Pollution

• Russian Minister Urges Quicker Clean-Up in Komi Republic

• Hazardous Goods Transport Identification

• Report Examines Bioaerosols from Composting Facilities

• Repair of Industrial Infrastructure Essential for Eastman Kodak

• CFC Black Market

• World Bank Offers $3 Billion for Arab Environmental Projects

• Neste Plans to Incinerate Old VCM Production Sludges

• New Pressure Filter Could Reduce Waste Handling Costs

• Pollution Control Equipment for Romania

• Italian Company Seeks Joint Ventures to Exploit New Incineration Technology

• Cheaper Waste Disposal with Pulsed Combustion

• New Series of Vertical Multistage In-line Centrifugal Pumps

• Ultrafiltration Technology for Paper Production Effluent

• Reduced Smoke House Carbon Emissions

• Clean Harbors Acquires Hazardous Waste Incinerator from Ecova

• WMX May Use Hazardous Waste Sites

• Flameless Oxidation Destroys Contaminated Gases

• Dow Conducts Trials of New Dioxin Abatement Technology

• Clean Coal Technology in the USA

• New York Plans 70% Recycling by 1996

• Water-Based Paint Strippers Replace Methylene Chloride

• Discharges From Wool Processing Reduced

• Worming Out Solution to Bombay Refuse

• New Logo for Waste Watch

• Ironmaking Waste Converted to Useful Raw Glassmaking Material

• Recycling Collection Points in Wales

• De-inking Plant Commissioned at Kilbagie Mills

• Non Fossil Fuel Energy Plans for the UK

• Waste Reduced by Glass Cullet Grading

• Shanks and McEwan to Double Power from Landfill Gas

• Shewalton Recycling Install Waste Wood Shredder

• Regional Battery Recycling Plant Nears Completion in Spain

• Recycling Planned for Autocatalysts

• UK Burner Systems for Spanish Waste-to-Energy Plant

• Davy International Lead Oresund Fixed Link Project Preparation

• BASF Delays Plastics Recycling Plant Commissioning

• Capacity of German Chemical Recycling Plants May Exceed Waste

• Reclamation of German Lignite Sites

• Progress of Wisconsin Landfill Ban

• FoobinadPWwsreCGmsaHyaIet oduces Recycling Programme

• US Government Sets Recycling Targets for its Own Agencies

• Earthgro’s New Potting Compost Combats Molds

• 20 Year Recycling Contract in New York State.

• Catalytic Extraction Process Gains BDAT Award

• Recycling Process Ready for Electric Car Batteries

• Japan Produces Solid Fuel from Waste

• New Filter Recovery of Chlorine-Based Cleaning Agents

• Hydrothermal Recycling Technique for Concrete Wastes

• Milk Bottles Lead to Ozone Related Waste Prosecution

• Coalite Prosecuted for Dioxin Emissions

• National Power Plans to Burn Emulsified Hydrocarbons

• East Sussex Criticised for Approach to Scrap Licensing

• Tayside Business and Environment Forum Launched

• Asbestos Hazard in Domestic Lagging

• Government Farm Waste Handling Grants Discontinued

• Landfill Tax May Encourage Fly Tipping

• Yorkshire Water Not Guilty of Pollution

• EU Reviews Automobile Biofuels Technology

• German Waste Law

• Irish Republic to Introduce Waste Bill

• Plastics Recyclers May Have to Compete for Rubbish

• French Toxic Waste Tax to Clean Up Environmental Black Spots

• Hazardous Waste Company Awarded Damages in Contract Dispute at Superfund Site

• Commercial Participants Sought for Terrestrial Biomass Feedstock Interface

• One Permit to Cover all Emissions

• New Taxes to Fund Recycling in Boulder

• Multimedia Reorganisation for Regional EPA Offices

• World Bank Highlights Environmental Plight of Arab World

• Egyptian Waste Management Studies

• UN Model Regulation for Transporting Dangerous Goods

• Thor Chemicals Trial Ends Amid Calls for Further Investigations

• Councils Concerned About Maintenance of Welsh Coal Tips

• Black Bin Refuse Collection is Safe

• Mortality Risk Not Linked to Dioxin Exposure

• New Research Finds All at Risk from Airborne Irritants

• Concern at Marine Buildup of Antifouling Additive

• Irish Animal Carcasses Conform

• Dead Whales Raise Concern About North Sea Pollution

• Russian Minister Urges Quicker Clean-Up in Komi Republic

• Hazardous Goods Transport Identification

• Report Examines Bioaerosols from Composting Facilities

• Repair of Industrial Infrastructure Essential for Eastman Kodak

• CFC Black Market

• World Bank Offers $3 Billion for Arab Environmental Projects

• Neste Plans to Incinerate Old VCM Production Sludges

• New Pressure Filter Could Reduce Waste Handling Costs

• Pollution Control Equipment for Romania

• Italian Company Seeks Joint Ventures to Exploit New Incineration Technology

• Cheaper Waste Disposal with Pulsed Combustion

• New Series of Vertical Multistage In-line Centrifugal Pumps

• Ultrafiltration Technology for Paper Production Effluent

• Reduced Smoke House Carbon Emissions

• Clean Harbors Acquires Hazardous Waste Incinerator from Ecova

• WMX May Use Hazardous Waste Sites

• Flameless Oxidation Destroys Contaminated Gases

• Dow Conducts Trials of New Dioxin Abatement Technology

• Clean Coal Technology in the USA

• New York Plans 70% Recycling by 1996

• Water-Based Paint Strippers Replace Methylene Chloride

• Discharges From Wool Processing Reduced

• Worming Out Solution to Bombay Refuse

• New Logo for Waste Watch

• Ironmaking Waste Converted to Useful Raw Glassmaking Material

• Recycling Collection Points in Wales

• De-inking Plant Commissioned at Kilbagie Mills

• Non Fossil Fuel Energy Plans for the UK

• Waste Reduced by Glass Cullet Grading

• Shanks and McEwan to Double Power from Landfill Gas

• Shewalton Recycling Install Waste Wood Shredder

• Regional Battery Recycling Plant Nears Completion in Spain

• Recycling Planned for Autocatalysts

• UK Burner Systems for Spanish Waste-to-Energy Plant

• Davy International Lead Oresund Fixed Link Project Preparation

• BASF Delays Plastics Recycling Plant Commissioning

• Capacity of German Chemical Recycling Plants May Exceed Waste

• Reclamation of German Lignite Sites

• Progress of Wisconsin Landfill Ban

• Florida Power Company Introduces Recycling Programme

• US Government Sets Recycling Targets for its Own Agencies

• Earthgro’s New Potting Compost Combats Molds

• 20 Year Recycling Contract in New York State.

• Catalytic Extraction Process Gains BDAT Award

• Recycling Process Ready for Electric Car Batteries

• Japan Produces Solid Fuel from Waste

• New Filter Recovery of Chlorine-Based Cleaning Agents

• Hydrothermal Recycling Technique for Concrete Wastes

• Milk Bottles Lead to Ozone Related Waste Prosecution

• Coalite Prosecuted for Dioxin Emissions

• National Power Plans to Burn Emulsified Hydrocarbons

• East Sussex Criticised for Approach to Scrap Licensing

• Tayside Business and Environment Forum Launched

• Asbestos Hazard in Domestic Lagging

• Government Farm Waste Handling Grants Discontinued

• Landfill Tax May Encourage Fly Tipping

• Yorkshire Water Not Guilty of Pollution

• EU Reviews Automobile Biofuels Technology

• German Waste Law

• Irish Republic to Introduce Waste Bill

• Plastics Recyclers May Have to Compete for Rubbish

• French Toxic Waste Tax to Clean Up Environmental Black Spots

• Hazardous Waste Company Awarded Damages in Contract Dispute at Superfund Site

• Commercial Participants Sought for Terrestrial Biomass Feedstock Interface

• One Permit to Cover all Emissions

• New Taxes to Fund Recycling in Boulder

• Multimedia Reorganisation for Regional EPA Offices

• World Bank Highlights Environmental Plight of Arab World

• Egyptian Waste Management Studies

• UN Model Regulation for Transporting Dangerous Goods

• Thor Chemicals Trial Ends Amid Calls for Further Investigations

• Councils Concerned About Maintenance of Welsh Coal Tips

• Black Bin Refuse Collection is Safe

• Mortality Risk Not Linked to Dioxin Exposure

• New Research Finds All at Risk from Airborne Irritants

• Concern at Marine Buildup of Antifouling Additive

• Irish Animal Carcasses Conform

• Dead Whales Raise Concern About North Sea Pollution

• Russian Minister Urges Quicker Clean-Up in Komi Republic

• Hazardous Goods Transport Identification

• Report Examines Bioaerosols from Composting Facilities

• Repair of Industrial Infrastructure Essential for Eastman Kodak

• CFC Black Market

• World Bank Offers $3 Billion for Arab Environmental Projects

• Neste Plans to Incinerate Old VCM Production Sludges

• New Pressure Filter Could Reduce Waste Handling Costs

• Pollution Control Equipment for Romania

• Italian Company Seeks Joint Ventures to Exploit New Incineration Technology

• Cheaper Waste Disposal with Pulsed Combustion

• New Series of Vertical Multistage In-line Centrifugal Pumps

• Ultrafiltration Technology for Paper Production Effluent

• Reduced Smoke House Carbon Emissions

• Clean Harbors Acquires Hazardous Waste Incinerator from Ecova

• WMX May Use Hazardous Waste Sites

• Flameless Oxidation Destroys Contaminated Gases

• Dow Conducts Trials of New Dioxin Abatement Technology

• Clean Coal Technology in the USA

• New York Plans 70% Recycling by 1996

• Water-Based Paint Strippers Replace Methylene Chloride

• Discharges From Wool Processing Reduced

• Worming Out Solution to Bombay Refuse

• New Logo for Waste Watch

• Ironmaking Waste Converted to Useful Raw Glassmaking Material

• Recycling Collection Points in Wales

• De-inking Plant Commissioned at Kilbagie Mills

• Non Fossil Fuel Energy Plans for the UK

• Waste Reduced by Glass Cullet Grading

• Shanks and McEwan to Double Power from Landfill Gas

• Shewalton Recycling Install Waste Wood Shredder

• Regional Battery Recycling Plant Nears Completion in Spain

• Recycling Planned for Autocatalysts

• UK Burner Systems for Spanish Waste-to-Energy Plant

• Davy International Lead Oresund Fixed Link Project Preparation

• BASF Delays Plastics Recycling Plant Commissioning

• Capacity of German Chemical Recycling Plants May Exceed Waste

• Reclamation of German Lignite Sites

• Progress of Wisconsin Landfill Ban

• Florida Power Company Introduces Recycling Programme

• US Government Sets Recycling Targets for its Own Agencies

• Earthgro’s New Potting Compost Combats Molds

• 20 Year Recycling Contract in New York State.

• Catalytic Extraction Process Gains BDAT Award

• Recycling Process Ready for Electric Car Batteries

• Japan Produces Solid Fuel from Waste

• New Filter Recovery of Chlorine-Based Cleaning Agents

• Hydrothermal Recycling Technique for Concrete Wastes

• Milk Bottles Lead to Ozone Related Waste Prosecution

• Coalite Prosecuted for Dioxin Emissions

• National Power Plans to Burn Emulsified Hydrocarbons

• East Sussex Criticised for Approach to Scrap Licensing

• Tayside Business and Environment Forum Launched

• Asbestos Hazard in Domestic Lagging

• Government Farm Waste Handling Grants Discontinued

• Landfill Tax May Encourage Fly Tipping

• Yorkshire Water Not Guilty of Pollution

• EU Reviews Automobile Biofuels Technology

• German Waste Law

• Irish Republic to Introduce Waste Bill

• Plastics Recyclers May Have to Compete for Rubbish

• French Toxic Waste Tax to Clean Up Environmental Black Spots

• Hazardous Waste Company Awarded Damages in Contract Dispute at Superfund Site

• Commercial Participants Sought for Terrestrial Biomass Feedstock Interface

• One Permit to Cover all Emissions

• New Taxes to Fund Recycling in Boulder

• Multimedia Reorganisation for Regional EPA Offices

• World Bank Highlights Environmental Plight of Arab World

• Egyptian Waste Management Studies

• UN Model Regulation for Transporting Dangerous Goods

• Thor Chemicals Trial Ends Amid Calls for Further Investigations

• Councils Concerned About Maintenance of Welsh Coal Tips

• Black Bin Refuse Collection is Safe

• Mortality Risk Not Linked to Dioxin Exposure

• New Research Finds All at Risk from Airborne Irritants

• Concern at Marine Buildup of Antifouling Additive

• Irish Animal Carcasses Conform

• Dead Whales Raise Concern About North Sea Pollution

• Russian Minister Urges Quicker Clean-Up in Komi Republic

• Hazardous Goods Transport Identification

• Report Examines Bioaerosols from Composting Facilities

• Repair of Industrial Infrastructure Essential for Eastman Kodak

• CFC Black Market

• World Bank Offers $3 Billion for Arab Environmental Projects

• Neste Plans to Incinerate Old VCM Production Sludges

• New Pressure Filter Could Reduce Waste Handling Costs

• Pollution Control Equipment for Romania

• Italian Company Seeks Joint Ventures to Exploit New Incineration Technology

• Cheaper Waste Disposal with Pulsed Combustion

• New Series of Vertical Multistage In-line Centrifugal Pumps

• Ultrafiltration Technology for Paper Production Effluent

• Reduced Smoke House Carbon Emissions

• Clean Harbors Acquires Hazardous Waste Incinerator from Ecova

• WMX May Use Hazardous Waste Sites

• Flameless Oxidation Destroys Contaminated Gases

• Dow Conducts Trials of New Dioxin Abatement Technology

• Clean Coal Technology in the USA

• New York Plans 70% Recycling by 1996

• Water-Based Paint Strippers Replace Methylene Chloride

• Discharges From Wool Processing Reduced

• Worming Out Solution to Bombay Refuse

• New Logo for Waste Watch

• Ironmaking Waste Converted to Useful Raw Glassmaking Material

• Recycling Collection Points in Wales

• De-inking Plant Commissioned at Kilbagie Mills

• Non Fossil Fuel Energy Plans for the UK

• Waste Reduced by Glass Cullet Grading

• Shanks and McEwan to Double Power from Landfill Gas

• Shewalton Recycling Install Waste Wood Shredder

• Regional Battery Recycling Plant Nears Completion in Spain

• Recycling Planned for Autocatalysts

• UK Burner Systems for Spanish Waste-to-Energy Plant

• Davy International Lead Oresund Fixed Link Project Preparation

• BASF Delays Plastics Recycling Plant Commissioning

• Capacity of German Chemical Recycling Plants May Exceed Waste

• Reclamation of German Lignite Sites

• Progress of Wisconsin Landfill Ban

• Florida Power Company Introduces Recycling Programme

• US Government Sets Recycling Targets for its Own Agencies

• Earthgro’s New Potting Compost Combats Molds

• 20 Year Recycling Contract in New York State.

• Catalytic Extraction Process Gains BDAT Award

• Recycling Process Ready for Electric Car Batteries

• Japan Produces Solid Fuel from Waste

• New Filter Recovery of Chlorine-Based Cleaning Agents

• Hydrothermal Recycling Technique for Concrete Wastes

• Milk Bottles Lead to Ozone Related Waste Prosecution

• Coalite Prosecuted for Dioxin Emissions

• National Power Plans to Burn Emulsified Hydrocarbons

• East Sussex Criticised for Approach to Scrap Licensing

• Tayside Business and Environment Forum Launched

• Asbestos Hazard in Domestic Lagging

• Government Farm Waste Handling Grants Discontinued

• Landfill Tax May Encourage Fly Tipping

• Yorkshire Water Not Guilty of Pollution

• EU Reviews Automobile Biofuels Technology

• German Waste Law

• Irish Republic to Introduce Waste Bill

• Plastics Recyclers May Have to Compete for Rubbish

• French Toxic Waste Tax to Clean Up Environmental Black Spots

• Hazardous Waste Company Awarded Damages in Contract Dispute at Superfund Site

• Commercial Participants Sought for Terrestrial Biomass Feedstock Interface

• One Permit to Cover all Emissions

• New Taxes to Fund Recycling in Boulder

• Multimedia Reorganisation for Regional EPA Offices

• World Bank Highlights Environmental Plight of Arab World

• Egyptian Waste Management Studies

• UN Model Regulation for Transporting Dangerous Goods

• Thor Chemicals Trial Ends Amid Calls for Further Investigations

• Councils Concerned About Maintenance of Welsh Coal Tips

• Black Bin Refuse Collection is Safe

• Mortality Risk Not Linked to Dioxin Exposure

• New Research Finds All at Risk from Airborne Irritants

• Concern at Marine Buildup of Antifouling Additive

• Irish Animal Carcasses Conform

• Dead Whales Raise Concern About North Sea Pollution

• Russian Minister Urges Quicker Clean-Up in Komi Republic

• Hazardous Goods Transport Identification

• Report Examines Bioaerosols from Composting Facilities

• Repair of Industrial Infrastructure Essential for Eastman Kodak

• CFC Black Market

• World Bank Offers $3 Billion for Arab Environmental Projects

• Neste Plans to Incinerate Old VCM Production Sludges

• New Pressure Filter Could Reduce Waste Handling Costs

• Pollution Control Equipment for Romania

• Italian Company Seeks Joint Ventures to Exploit New Incineration Technology

• Cheaper Waste Disposal with Pulsed Combustion

• New Series of Vertical Multistage In-line Centrifugal Pumps

• Ultrafiltration Technology for Paper Production Effluent

• Reduced Smoke House Carbon Emissions

• Clean Harbors Acquires Hazardous Waste Incinerator from Ecova

• WMX May Use Hazardous Waste Sites

• Flameless Oxidation Destroys Contaminated Gases

• Dow Conducts Trials of New Dioxin Abatement Technology

• Clean Coal Technology in the USA

• New York Plans 70% Recycling by 1996

• Water-Based Paint Strippers Replace Methylene Chloride

• Discharges From Wool Processing Reduced

• Worming Out Solution to Bombay Refuse

• New Logo for Waste Watch

• Ironmaking Waste Converted to Useful Raw Glassmaking Material

• Recycling Collection Points in Wales

• De-inking Plant Commissioned at Kilbagie Mills

• Non Fossil Fuel Energy Plans for the UK

• Waste Reduced by Glass Cullet Grading

• Shanks and McEwan to Double Power from Landfill Gas

• Shewalton Recycling Install Waste Wood Shredder

• Regional Battery Recycling Plant Nears Completion in Spain

• Recycling Planned for Autocatalysts

• UK Burner Systems for Spanish Waste-to-Energy Plant

• Davy International Lead Oresund Fixed Link Project Preparation

• BASF Delays Plastics Recycling Plant Commissioning

• Capacity of German Chemical Recycling Plants May Exceed Waste

• Reclamation of German Lignite Sites

• Progress of Wisconsin Landfill Ban

• Florida Power Company Introduces Recycling Programme

• US Government Sets Recycling Targets for its Own Agencies

• Earthgro’s New Potting Compost Combats Molds

• 20 Year Recycling Contract in New York State.

• Catalytic Extraction Process Gains BDAT Award

• Recycling Process Ready for Electric Car Batteries

• Japan Produces Solid Fuel from Waste

• New Filter Recovery of Chlorine-Based Cleaning Agents

• Hydrothermal Recycling Technique for Concrete Wastes

• Milk Bottles Lead to Ozone Related Waste Prosecution

• Coalite Prosecuted for Dioxin Emissions

• National Power Plans to Burn Emulsified Hydrocarbons

• East Sussex Criticised for Approach to Scrap Licensing

• Tayside Business and Environment Forum Launched

• Asbestos Hazard in Domestic Lagging

• Government Farm Waste Handling Grants Discontinued

• Landfill Tax May Encourage Fly Tipping

• Yorkshire Water Not Guilty of Pollution

• EU Reviews Automobile Biofuels Technology

• German Waste Law

• Irish Republic to Introduce Waste Bill

• Plastics Recyclers May Have to Compete for Rubbish

• French Toxic Waste Tax to Clean Up Environmental Black Spots

• Hazardous Waste Company Awarded Damages in Contract Dispute at Superfund Site

• Commercial Participants Sought for Terrestrial Biomass Feedstock Interface

• One Permit to Cover all Emissions

• New Taxes to Fund Recycling in Boulder

• Multimedia Reorganisation for Regional EPA Offices

• World Bank Highlights Environmental Plight of Arab World

• Egyptian Waste Management Studies

• UN Model Regulation for Transporting Dangerous Goods

• Thor Chemicals Trial Ends Amid Calls for Further Investigations

• Councils Concerned About Maintenance of Welsh Coal Tips

• Black Bin Refuse Collection is Safe

• Mortality Risk Not Linked to Dioxin Exposure

• New Research Finds All at Risk from Airborne Irritants

• Concern at Marine Buildup of Antifouling Additive

• Irish Animal Carcasses Conform

• Dead Whales Raise Concern About North Sea Pollution

• Russian Minister Urges Quicker Clean-Up in Komi Republic

• Hazardous Goods Transport Identification

• Report Examines Bioaerosols from Composting Facilities

• Repair of Industrial Infrastructure Essential for Eastman Kodak

• CFC Black Market

• World Bank Offers $3 Billion for Arab Environmental Projects

• Neste Plans to Incinerate Old VCM Production Sludges

• New Pressure Filter Could Reduce Waste Handling Costs

• Pollution Control Equipment for Romania

• Italian Company Seeks Joint Ventures to Exploit New Incineration Technology

• Cheaper Waste Disposal with Pulsed Combustion

• New Series of Vertical Multistage In-line Centrifugal Pumps

• Ultrafiltration Technology for Paper Production Effluent

• Reduced Smoke House Carbon Emissions

• Clean Harbors Acquires Hazardous Waste Incinerator from Ecova

• WMX May Use Hazardous Waste Sites

• Flameless Oxidation Destroys Contaminated Gases

• Dow Conducts Trials of New Dioxin Abatement Technology

• Clean Coal Technology in the USA

• New York Plans 70% Recycling by 1996

• Water-Based Paint Strippers Replace Methylene Chloride

• Discharges From Wool Processing Reduced

• Worming Out Solution to Bombay Refuse

• New Logo for Waste Watch

• Ironmaking Waste Converted to Useful Raw Glassmaking Material

• Recycling Collection Points in Wales

• De-inking Plant Commissioned at Kilbagie Mills

• Non Fossil Fuel Energy Plans for the UK

• Waste Reduced by Glass Cullet Grading

• Shanks and McEwan to Double Power from Landfill Gas

• Shewalton Recycling Install Waste Wood Shredder

• Regional Battery Recycling Plant Nears Completion in Spain

• Recycling Planned for Autocatalysts

• UK Burner Systems for Spanish Waste-to-Energy Plant

• Davy International Lead Oresund Fixed Link Project Preparation

• BASF Delays Plastics Recycling Plant Commissioning

• Capacity of German Chemical Recycling Plants May Exceed Waste

• Reclamation of German Lignite Sites

• Progress of Wisconsin Landfill Ban

• Florida Power Company Introduces Recycling Programme

• US Government Sets Recycling Targets for its Own Agencies

• Earthgro’s New Potting Compost Combats Molds

• 20 Year Recycling Contract in New York State.

• Catalytic Extraction Process Gains BDAT Award

• Recycling Process Ready for Electric Car Batteries

• Japan Produces Solid Fuel from Waste

• New Filter Recovery of Chlorine-Based Cleaning Agents

• Hydrothermal Recycling Technique for Concrete Wastes

• Milk Bottles Lead to Ozone Related Waste Prosecution

• Coalite Prosecuted for Dioxin Emissions

• National Power Plans to Burn Emulsified Hydrocarbons

• East Sussex Criticised for Approach to Scrap Licensing

• Tayside Business and Environment Forum Launched

• Asbestos Hazard in Domestic Lagging

• Government Farm Waste Handling Grants Discontinued

• Landfill Tax May Encourage Fly Tipping

• Yorkshire Water Not Guilty of Pollution

• EU Reviews Automobile Biofuels Technology

• German Waste Law

• Irish Republic to Introduce Waste Bill

• Plastics Recyclers May Have to Compete for Rubbish

• French Toxic Waste Tax to Clean Up Environmental Black Spots

• Hazardous Waste Company Awarded Damages in Contract Dispute at Superfund Site

• Commercial Participants Sought for Terrestrial Biomass Feedstock Interface

• One Permit to Cover all Emissions

• New Taxes to Fund Recycling in Boulder

• Multimedia Reorganisation for Regional EPA Offices

• World Bank Highlights Environmental Plight of Arab World

• Egyptian Waste Management Studies

• UN Model Regulation for Transporting Dangerous Goods

• Thor Chemicals Trial Ends Amid Calls for Further Investigations

• Councils Concerned About Maintenance of Welsh Coal Tips

• Black Bin Refuse Collection is Safe

• Mortality Risk Not Linked to Dioxin Exposure

• New Research Finds All at Risk from Airborne Irritants

• Concern at Marine Buildup of Antifouling Additive

• Irish Animal Carcasses Conform

• Dead Whales Raise Concern About North Sea Pollution

• Russian Minister Urges Quicker Clean-Up in Komi Republic

• Hazardous Goods Transport Identification

• Report Examines Bioaerosols from Composting Facilities

• Repair of Industrial Infrastructure Essential for Eastman Kodak

• CFC Black Market

• World Bank Offers $3 Billion for Arab Environmental Projects

• Neste Plans to Incinerate Old VCM Production Sludges

• New Pressure Filter Could Reduce Waste Handling Costs

• Pollution Control Equipment for Romania

• Italian Company Seeks Joint Ventures to Exploit New Incineration Technology

• Cheaper Waste Disposal with Pulsed Combustion

• New Series of Vertical Multistage In-line Centrifugal Pumps

• Ultrafiltration Technology for Paper Production Effluent

• Reduced Smoke House Carbon Emissions

• Clean Harbors Acquires Hazardous Waste Incinerator from Ecova

• WMX May Use Hazardous Waste Sites

• Flameless Oxidation Destroys Contaminated Gases

• Dow Conducts Trials of New Dioxin Abatement Technology

• Clean Coal Technology in the USA

• New York Plans 70% Recycling by 1996

• Water-Based Paint Strippers Replace Methylene Chloride

• Discharges From Wool Processing Reduced

• Worming Out Solution to Bombay Refuse

• New Logo for Waste Watch

• Ironmaking Waste Converted to Useful Raw Glassmaking Material

• Recycling Collection Points in Wales

• De-inking Plant Commissioned at Kilbagie Mills

• Non Fossil Fuel Energy Plans for the UK

• Waste Reduced by Glass Cullet Grading

• Shanks and McEwan to Double Power from Landfill Gas

• Shewalton Recycling Install Waste Wood Shredder

• Regional Battery Recycling Plant Nears Completion in Spain

• Recycling Planned for Autocatalysts

• UK Burner Systems for Spanish Waste-to-Energy Plant

• Davy International Lead Oresund Fixed Link Project Preparation

• BASF Delays Plastics Recycling Plant Commissioning

• Capacity of German Chemical Recycling Plants May Exceed Waste

• Reclamation of German Lignite Sites

• Progress of Wisconsin Landfill Ban

• Florida Power Company Introduces Recycling Programme

• US Government Sets Recycling Targets for its Own Agencies

• Earthgro’s New Potting Compost Combats Molds

• 20 Year Recycling Contract in New York State.

• Catalytic Extraction Process Gains BDAT Award

• Recycling Process Ready for Electric Car Batteries

• Japan Produces Solid Fuel from Waste

• New Filter Recovery of Chlorine-Based Cleaning Agents

• Hydrothermal Recycling Technique for Concrete Wastes

• Milk Bottles Lead to Ozone Related Waste Prosecution

• Coalite Prosecuted for Dioxin Emissions

• National Power Plans to Burn Emulsified Hydrocarbons

• East Sussex Criticised for Approach to Scrap Licensing

• Tayside Business and Environment Forum Launched

• Asbestos Hazard in Domestic Lagging

• Government Farm Waste Handling Grants Discontinued

• Landfill Tax May Encourage Fly Tipping

• Yorkshire Water Not Guilty of Pollution

• EU Reviews Automobile Biofuels Technology

• German Waste Law

• Irish Republic to Introduce Waste Bill

• Plastics Recyclers May Have to Compete for Rubbish

• French Toxic Waste Tax to Clean Up Environmental Black Spots

• Hazardous Waste Company Awarded Damages in Contract Dispute at Superfund Site

• Commercial Participants Sought for Terrestrial Biomass Feedstock Interface

• One Permit to Cover all Emissions

• New Taxes to Fund Recycling in Boulder

• Multimedia Reorganisation for Regional EPA Offices

• World Bank Highlights Environmental Plight of Arab World

• Egyptian Waste Management Studies

• UN Model Regulation for Transporting Dangerous Goods

• Thor Chemicals Trial Ends Amid Calls for Further Investigations

• Councils Concerned About Maintenance of Welsh Coal Tips

• Black Bin Refuse Collection is Safe

• Mortality Risk Not Linked to Dioxin Exposure

• New Research Finds All at Risk from Airborne Irritants

• Concern at Marine Buildup of Antifouling Additive

• Irish Animal Carcasses Conform

• Dead Whales Raise Concern About North Sea Pollution

• Russian Minister Urges Quicker Clean-Up in Komi Republic

• Hazardous Goods Transport Identification

• Report Examines Bioaerosols from Composting Facilities

• Repair of Industrial Infrastructure Essential for Eastman Kodak

• CFC Black Market

• World Bank Offers $3 Billion for Arab Environmental Projects

• Neste Plans to Incinerate Old VCM Production Sludges

• New Pressure Filter Could Reduce Waste Handling Costs

• Pollution Control Equipment for Romania

• Italian Company Seeks Joint Ventures to Exploit New Incineration Technology

• Cheaper Waste Disposal with Pulsed Combustion

• New Series of Vertical Multistage In-line Centrifugal Pumps

• Ultrafiltration Technology for Paper Production Effluent

• Reduced Smoke House Carbon Emissions

• Clean Harbors Acquires Hazardous Waste Incinerator from Ecova

• WMX May Use Hazardous Waste Sites

• Flameless Oxidation Destroys Contaminated Gases

• Dow Conducts Trials of New Dioxin Abatement Technology

• Clean Coal Technology in the USA

• New York Plans 70% Recycling by 1996

• Water-Based Paint Strippers Replace Methylene Chloride

• Discharges From Wool Processing Reduced

• Worming Out Solution to Bombay Refuse

• New Logo for Waste Watch

• Ironmaking Waste Converted to Useful Raw Glassmaking Material

• Recycling Collection Points in Wales

• De-inking Plant Commissioned at Kilbagie Mills

• Non Fossil Fuel Energy Plans for the UK

• Waste Reduced by Glass Cullet Grading

• Shanks and McEwan to Double Power from Landfill Gas

• Shewalton Recycling Install Waste Wood Shredder

• Regional Battery Recycling Plant Nears Completion in Spain

• Recycling Planned for Autocatalysts

• UK Burner Systems for Spanish Waste-to-Energy Plant

• Davy International Lead Oresund Fixed Link Project Preparation

• BASF Delays Plastics Recycling Plant Commissioning

• Capacity of German Chemical Recycling Plants May Exceed Waste

• Reclamation of German Lignite Sites

• Progress of Wisconsin Landfill Ban

• Complete Waste Handling System for AAH Pharmaceuticals

• New Shredder for Container Drums

• New Bioflot Process for Treatment of Dairy Effluent

• New Process Extracts Magnesium from Asbestos Waste

• Bacterial Degradation of Liquid Waste

• New Pressure Filter Could Reduce Waste Handling Costs

• Italian Company Seeks Joint Ventures to Exploit New Incineration Technology

• New Series of Vertical Multistage In-line Centrifugal Pumps

• More Energy Recovery from MSW

• Southwark Council Demonstrates Air Quality Project

• Danish Deinking Enzyme Passes Trials

• State-of-the-Art Finnish Hazardous Waste Incinerator Reaches Full Capacity

• European Sludge Production Survey

• Cleaner Diesel Engine Technology Undergoing Tests

• Oil Contamination Cleaned By Sound Waves

• New Hazardous Waste Containment Techniques Tested

• PCBs Removed from Electrical Equipment using Mobile Extraction System

• Closure for San Diego Recycling Plant

• Biocatalytic Desulphurisation of Diesel Fuel

• Steel Plant Waste Project Success

• Ultrasound Destroys CFCs at Room Temperature

• RLF Boosts Recycling, Claims Industry

• ThermoCrack Generates Power from Organic Waste

• London Electronics Recycling Feasibility Study

• Expanding the Electronics Recycling Circuit

• Guidance for the Remedial Treatment of Contaminated Land

• New Energy Efficient Scrap Melting Furnace

• Composites Recycling Initiative Launched by Nottingham and Brunel Universities

• Land Remediation Costs Investigated

• Crystal Industry’s Lead Recycling

• Plastics Recycling Increases

• DKR Changes Emphasis in New Recycling Contracts

• Varied Recycling Schemes in Varese

• Heidemij Granted Remediation Contracts

• Composting Set to Expand in Canada

• Food Containers Exempt from Oregon Recycling Regulations

• UnPET Process Launched

• Micro-organisms Helping to Recycle Tyre Rubber

• New Oil Waste Reception Facility at Jebel Ali Port

• Growth of PVC Film Recycling in Japan

• State-of-the-Art Flotation Technology With Potential Recycling Applications

• Slag Used in Concrete

• County Planning Officers Call For Improved Waste Planning

• OP Sheep Dips

• UK Waste Arisings Estimates Reflect Methods Changes

• New Occupational Exposure Standards for Toxic Substances at Work

• Republic of Ireland Includes Emissions Inventory in Waste Bill

• Owners of German Metal Shredding Company Go on Trial

• European Environmental Research Organisation

• US Aid Environmental Co-operation Centre

• Canada Appoints Environment Commissioner

• Petroleum Industry Supports Retroactive Liability at US Hazardous Waste Sites

• Mexico Designs Economic Incentives for Environmental Protection

• Voluntary Disclosure and Self-Auditing by Companies Rewarded by USEPA

• Hazardous Air Emissions Exemption Requested by Scrap Recyclers

• House of Representatives Bill Weakens US Water Pollution Controls

• EPA ORD Reorganisation

• New England Centre for Environmental Industry and Technology

• Tenneco Fined for TSCA Violations

• New Zealand Will Set Priorities For Environmental Standards

• Australia Drafts Guidelines for Clinical Waste Disposal

• Japan Sets Bottle Recycling Fees

• Most Agricultural Pesticides No Threat to Groundwater Quality

• Accidents Identified as Significant Sources of Dioxin Releases

• HSE Study Confirms Dangers of Sheep Dip

• Methods of Titanium Dioxide Production Compared

• Benzene to be Included in Proposed Air Quality Directive

• The Swedish Phosphate Report

• Fatal Accident at Swedish Chemical Plant

• Oil Spill Clean-up in Russian Arctic

• PCBs Leak into Mediterranean Sea

• EPA Dioxin Review

• Four Killed in Chemical Explosion

• Neste’s Responsible Care Programme

• 25 Year Waste Contract for UK Company

• Tyre Fee to Fund Recycling

• European Market for Air Emissions Control Equipment

• New Japanese Research into Biodegradable Polymers

• Review of Environmental Claims for Products and Packaging

• Who Needs It? - a New Green Consumer Guide for Business

• Impact of Environmental Regulations on US Coatings Market

• Recyclers Claim Scrap Metal is not Waste

• Co-operation Treaty for Marine Oil Pollution

• IMO Calls for Co-ordination of Dangerous Goods Transport Regulations

• Pollution Deadline Ignored by Barcelona Convention

• Report on EC/USA Meeting on Environmental Co-operation

• North Sea Conference

• EC Court Gives its Opinion on German Waste Management

• French Proposal on Emission Data Collection

• Europe Grapples with Road Transport Emissions

• EC Court of Justice Rules Against France on Household Waste

• European Environment Agency Chief Discusses the Agency

• Proposed Directive on Marking Packaging

• Select Committee Plans to Reduce VOCs

• Further Consultation on New Special Waste Regulations

• Draft Waste Strategy Responses

• DOE Issues Draft Guidance on Determining Whether Land is Contaminated

• Construction , Law and the Environment

• Cory Environmental Wins 20 Year London Waste Contract

• Compact Wastewater Treatment Process Developed

• DuPont Opts for High Temperature Incineration

• Waste Management for Food Industries in Tayside, Scotland

• New Technology Turns Waste into Gas

• Animal Carcass and Meat Waste Processing in the EC

• Innovative Landfill Gas Barrier Anchored to Vertical Rock Face

• Innovative Filter Centrifuge Eliminates Residues

• Plasma Treatment of Wastes

• MBS Approval Won in US

• Microbial Mats to Treat Leachates

• Closure of New England Hazardous Waste Incinerator

• ACWa Scrubbing System for Indian Plant

• World’s First Zero-discharge Paper Mill at Lake Baikal

• Waste Paper Collection Unable to Meet Demand

• Fingerprints for Plastics

• Skimmers from Crest Flowline

• Pira Researches New Technologies for Secondary Fibre Treatment

• Success for Farm Film Recovery Scheme

• Refuse-Derived Fuel used to Generate Electricity in Slough

• Exhibition Promotes Recycled Products to UK Business

• Norwegian Recycling Plant Opened

• Alkyl Polyglycosides - A New Generation of Surfactants

• Electronic Waste Recycling

• Finnish Plant Removes Contaminants from Glass Cullet

• Hammer Tooth Technology for Heavy Duty Wood Grinding

• Closure of Californian Recycling Plant

• Insurance Company Alliances

• Corrugated Packaging Information Line

• Texaco’s New High Rate Bioreactor

• Small Firms Resist Clean Technology/Waste Minimisation

• Vitalscheme Director Prosecuted by Severn Trent Water

• Department of Environment Risk Assessment Guide

• Farmers Lose Pollution Case against Rechem

• Spanish National Waste Water Sanitation Plan

• European Scrap Metal Specification.

• Germany Fails to meet Recycling Aims

• Illegal Italian Waste Disposal Activities

• New Italian Environmental Code

• Important Implications Arise from Rejection of San Diego Consent Decree

• US Expected to Reduce Contributions to International Environment Programmes

• Successful Emissions Auction in US

• EPA Proposed Water Discharge Limits for Metals

• Economics of US Municipal Recycling Programmes

• Development of Environmental Professional Associations in Asia/Pacific Countries

• Australia and New Zealand Develop Action Plan on Marine Accidents and Pollution

• Organophosphate Sheep Dip Reports Inconclusive

• Accidental Fires may Release Dioxins into the Environment

• Increased Oil Spills in the Baltic

• Fire at Greek Oil Refinery

• First Commercial European Index of Environmental Performance Launched

• Transatlantic Battlelines Drawn up for Oslo Meeting on ISO 14000

• National Environmental Performance Indicators

• Potential Environmental Technology Markets for US

• Mexican Markets for US Environmental Technologies

• US Companies Participate in EPA Joint Management Project

• Shanks & McEwan Group Results for 1994/95

• Guidelines for OECD Pollution Registers Expected in 1996

• WTO Committee Discusses Relationship Between Service Industries and the Environment

• Minimata Victims to Receive Compensation for Mercury Poisoning

• Summer Council Meeting

• INTEC Developed under EUREKA Programme

• Environmental SMEs Get New EC Finance

• European Commission Plans Scrap Car Directive

• Environmental Opportunities for Intergovernmental Conference

• German Taxes on Food Packaging Products

• Waste Recycling in Remote Areas

• Royal Assent for Environment Agency Act

• Landfill Tax to be Based on Weight

• New Waste and Pollution Research Programme

• Waste Treatment Plant Licensing

• New EC Framework on Air Quality

• Government Proposes Amendments to Pollution Control Regulations

• Towards Sustainable Waste Management in Practice

• The Landfill Tax - A Personal View

• Local Authority View of the Proposed Environmental Agency

• Waste Management Research and Development

• Municipal Waste Incineration Trends

• Waste Management Life Cycles

• Shipboard Waste Reduction and Disposal Equipment

• Waste Minimisation Can Cut Utilities Bill

• New Lamp Crushing Machines from Simister

• Waste Disposal Contract for Edinburgh

• Waste Management Service for the Waste Industry

• Photothermal Process for Hazardous Waste Needs Partner

• Waste Volumes to US Landfill Sites Increased Again in 1994

• Citric Acid Used to Extracts Heavy Metals from Incinerator Ash

• In-Situ Vitrification for Hazardous and Radioactive Wastes

• Hydrogen for Venezuelan Refinery to Meet Environmental Standards

• Joint Venture Composites Recycling Project Launched

• Paint Recycling at ‘Do It All’

• Recycled Fuel Defined as Waste

• Battery Recyclers Oppose New Rules on Transporting Hazardous Waste

• Leverton Supplies Biogeneration with Landfill Power Plants

• Soundproof Walls from Recycled PVC

• Mecelec Group Increases Use of Recycled Plastics

• Largest European Waste Incinerator Fully Operational

• Membrane Separation Process for Primary Waste Stream Treatment

• US Steel Recycling Rates.

• New Biodegradable Polymers

• Soil Remediation with Electrical Heating

• Thermal Desorption Cleans Coal Tar Contaminated Soil

• Asian Manufacturers Unite to Promote Expanded Polystyrene Recycling

• Use of Organic Waste in Africa

• Environment Features in Churchill Travelling Fellowships

• Funding For Waste Reduction Research

• Legal Powers Increased for New Environmental Agency

• Waste Industrial Solvents - Fuel or Hazardous Waste?

• EC Directives for t(e Transport of Dangerous Goods

• Proposed German Car Pollution Tax

• Proposed Senate Environmental Legislation Reform Bill

• New ASTM Standard for Calculating Recycled Content of Paper Packaging

• Voluntary Clean up for Brownfield Sites

• Proposed Bill to Repeal US Ban on Methyl Bromide

• Environmental Schemes in Vietnam

• More Research Needed on Effects of Oestrogen Mimicking Compounds

• Wallpaper Factory Health Study

• Chlorine Discharges to Air from Proposed Danish-German Power Lines Not Covered by BATNEEC

• Dutch Animal Excrement Disposed to Sea

• Environmental  Firms’ Predictions for Growth

• Chemical Process Replacement

• Adoption of ISO 14000/14001 Environmental Management Standard One Step Closer

• Eco-Criteria for Fine Papers In Europe

• Environmental Guide for Smaller Firms

• Industry Agrees Controls on Brominated Flame Retardants

• Online Environmental Technology Information for California

• South West Water Acquires Two Companies

• The Brent Spar Saga Continues

• Environmental Information Exchange for Japan and United States

• Basel Convention is Limiting Lead and Zinc Recycling

• Financial Aid for Small Enterprises Investing to Achieve Environmental Benefits

• European Carbon Emissions Questioned

• IPPC Directive Agreed

• European Commission Supports National Initiatives to Minimise Packaging Waste

• European Glass Recycling

• Amendments to LIFE Funding of the Environment

•  Royal Commission Seeks Views on Basis for  Environmental Standards

• NRA Corporate Plan 1995/96

• Environmental Oestrogens: Consequences to Human Health and Wildlife

•  NRA and Coal Authority Sign Agreement on Abandoned Mines

• Platinum Emissions from Catalytic Converters

• National Rivers Authority Pollution Incidents 1994

• Environmental Policy and Industrial Innovation

• London Waste-to-Energy Plant Rejected by LPAC

• Crematorium Chimney Replacement Complete in Under One Week

• Haworth Scouring Install New Effluent Treatment Plant

• WRc Launches New Water Treatment Modelling Package

• Scottish Wastewater Treatment Plants being Upgraded

• Incineration of Hospital Waste

• New Design of Electrostatic Precipitator

• EC Cannot Act Over Incomplete EIA in Majorca

• Cleaning Wastewater with Horseradish Root

• Electron Bombardment of Vapour Phase Toxic Wastes

• Scaltech Oil Refinery Sludge-to-Coke Process

• Proler Environmental Patents Gasification Technology

• Beltran’s Wet Tubular Electrostatic Precipitator

• Catalytic Extraction Processing Designated by EPA

• Improved Anaerobic Digestion System Tested

• New Treatment Solves Dispersant Problem in Inks

• Partnership Aims to Increase Paper Recycling

• Increased Household Recycling in Dorset

• Energy From Tyres Plant

• Recycling and Collection Scheme for Domestic Electrical Equipment

• Reading Plans UK’s First Municipal Aerobic Digestor

• Self-Haul Composting a Success for Residents in Rural Bavaria

• Soil Recycling Complex Opened in Antwerp

• BASF Drops Plan to Build Full-Scale Plastics Recycling Plant

• Rhone-Poulenc to Specialise in Decontaminating Polluted Soil

• Siemens Wins Contracts in Europe

• Sediment Clean-up Planned for New York/New Jersey Harbour

• Phytoremediation: Using Plants to Remove Metal Contaminants from Soil

• Recycled Plastic for Vitamin Containers

• System Increses Recycling Rate

• Root Micro-organisms Degrade Kuwaiti Oil Pollution

• Australian Self Propelled Concrete Crusher for Recycling

• Government Accepts Shared Producer Responsibility for Waste Packaging

• PIFA Responds to Packaging and Packaging Waste Directive

• Coal Mine Pollution Prevention Agreement Signed

• The Composting Association

• Support for Environmental Industries

• Public Consultation Over Incineration in Hampshire

• Effluent Plant Managers Granted More Time for COTC Application

• Court Rules That Landfill Gas Explosion Was Not an ‘Accident’

• Farming Practice Scheme Shows Beneficial Effects on Groundwater Nitrate Levels

• PVC Hospital Floor Criticised in Sweden

• Changes to Greek Law Pronounced Not at Variance with EC Directive

• Chemical Shipment Returned to Finland

• Italian Regions Establish Environmental Agencies

• Netherlands to Take Back Waste from Indonesia

• EPA Faces Budget Cuts

• Recycling Rates Boosted by School Visits

• Smelter Pays Record Fine for High Particulate Emissions

• Draft Soil Screening Guidance Issued by EPA

• Alberta Signs Environmental Agreement

• China’s New Chemical Laws Clarified

• LCA Japan Forum

• EC Initiative Catches Rogue Waste Transporters

• UK Farmer to Sue Sheep Dip Manufacturers

• New Evidence on Camelford Water Pollution Incident

• HSE Guidance on Sewage Sludge Handling

• Race Against Time to Clean-up Russian Pipeline Spill

• Dutch Animal Rearing Operations at Sea Cause Pollution

• US Water Report Highlights Nitrate Problems

• Philippines Waste Study

• Papuan Mines Face Second Environmental Claim

• Japanese Study UK Environmental Management System

• Phosphate Substitution in Detergents Had No Environmental Impact

• Chlorine Debate Continues

• Merger of Environmentally Aware UK and Dutch Banks

• Environmental Management Training Pack

• Rhone-Poulenc Environment Report 1994

• Ricoh Wins Industry Award for Environmentalism

• US Waste Exchange Survey

• Basel Ban on Hazardous Waste Exports Under Discussion

• Disseminating Information on Regulations Discussed by WTO

• UK to Train East European Environmental Law Specialists

• Proposed EC Regulation on Environmental Measures in Developing Countries in the Context of Sustainable Development

• Development and Implementation of the European Environment Agency

• Alleged Illegal Traffic in Toxic Waste

• Plastics Industry Opposes Proposed EC Materials Identification Symbols

• EC Action on Hexachloroethane (HCE)

• EC Studies on Waste Incineration

• Opinion on a Proposed Directive on the Transport of Dangerous Goods by Rail

• French Eco-management and Auditing Standard Not Recognised by EC

• EC Gives Priority to Waste Recycling

• Packaging Rules Delayed by Lack of Standards

• EC Support for Participation of SMEs in EMAS

• Environment Department Restructuring

• DOE Guidance on Environmental Protection at Scrapyards

• European Commission View on Cemfuel Sought

• National Power to Transfer Some Emission Quotas

• Revised Air Pollution Guidance Notes Issued

• A Guide to Local Environmental Auditing

• Scottish Tannery Eliminates Offensive Smells

• New Recruit for West Midlands Waste Minimisation Project

• Anglian Water Develops its own Bioscrubber

• Larox UK Increase Orders for Pressure Filters

• Arhus Sets Example to Rest of Denmark

• Ash Vitrification Process in Development

• Companies Seek ‘Greener’ Rubber Technology

• Italian Solid Toxic Waste Increases

• Waste Production from Fluidised Bed Boilers Reduced

• Minimising Thiosalts in Mill Effluents

• New Waste-by-Rail Scheme in California

• Steel Production with No Waste

• Enviro-Clean Removes Heavy Metals from Waste Streams

• Delignification Using Organic Peroxy Acid

• Improved Method for Flue Gas Desulphurisation

• New UK Vehicle Recycling Initiative from CARE

• Recognition for West Country Compost

• Electrical and Electronic Equipment Recycling Trial

• Joint Venture Composites Recycling Project Launched

• UK Recovery Scheme for Farm Polythene

• Tesco to Recycle its own Paper Waste

• No Agreement on European Computer Recycling

• Increased Printed Circuit Board Recycling

• Recovery of Biogas from Waste

• German Aluminium Producer Plans Joint Venture with US Recycling Company

• Coca-Cola Uses More Recycled-Content Plastic Bottles in Sweden

• Rhone-Poulenc Soil Decontamination Venture

• Fox River Clean-up Proposals

• New Rotating Drum Oil Skimmer

• Statistics Canada’s Latest Waste Management Findings

• Future of US Environmental Services

• Internet Trading in Recyclable Materials

• Molten Metal Technology Designated ‘Best Demonstrated Available Technology’ by USEPA

• Carpet Recycling Developed by United Recycling

• Devulcanisation Plant for Rubber Waste

• Mixed Paper Compost Good for Plant Growth

• Use of Recycled Plastics Materials in the Packaging of Dangerous Goods

• Insurers Win Landfill Explosion Appeal

• Metal Recyclers Anxious about Requirements of Duty of Care Regulations

• Incinerator Closure Costs Hospital £3.5 Million

• Belvedere Incinerator Plan Faces Public Inquiry

• CPRE Campaign for a Change in Minerals Planning

• Council Prosecuted for Workers’ Asbestos Exposure

• The Definition of Waste

• EC’s Tacis Programme Underway in Former USSR

• Risk Communication Network

• Hungary Gets to Grips with Environmental Protection Legislation

• European Court Acts on Greek Non-Compliance with EC Directives

• Action Required in the Baltic Area

• Ontario Provincial Government Freezes Environmental Funding

• Clarification on Lender Liability for UST Sites

• Appropriations Bill Causes Consternation to White House and US EPA

• Ford’s Moves Towards Recycling All Scrap Internally

• US Paper Industry Regulations Awaited

• Cement Company Waste Management Challenged by Local Citizens

• Changes Due for Superfund Act

• Landfill Restrictions Overturned in Wisconsin

• Australian Scientist Warns Against Policy Making Based on Inferior Research

• Clinical Waste Management in the Western Pacific

• Waste Exchange in Asia and the Pacific

• Petroleum Industry Study Benzene Risks

• Ammunition Dump off Scotland to be Surveyed

• Isazofos Insecticide Withdrawn

• Gulf War Legacy Threatens  Environment

• Costs of Inadequate Environmental Business Accounting

• British Firms Keen to go ‘Green’

• Business Threaten By Environmentalists

• Shortage of Paper for Recycling Expected

• CBOT Recyclables Exchange

• US Dry-Cleaners and Greenpeace Agree to Promote Phase-out of Perchloroethylene

• Severn Trent Environmental Report 1995

• Survey Detects Improvements in Corporate Environmental Reporting

• National Consumer Council Reviews Environmental Claims

• Environmental Taxes in OECD Countries

• Neste Annual Report for 1994

• Updated UN Orange Book - 9th Edition

• First Eight UNEP/UNIDO National Cleaner Production Centres Chosen

• Waigani - A Hazardous Waste Convention for the South Pacific

• CFC Trade

• Future Prospects for EMAS

• Conflicting Message on Dioxin Emissions

• European Environment Agency

• EUREKA Research Projects

• Amended Proposal for the Control of Accidents

• Packaging Waste Producer Responsibility

• First UK EMAS Certificates Awarded

• Environment Agency Appointments

• Latest CWM Reports

• Packaging Waste Management Opportunities.  

• Pollution in the UK

• Sulphuric Acid Recovery

• New Oil Pollution Prevention Measures at Ironbridge Power Station

• Ultraviolet Light used to Control Odour

• Settling Medium Increases Tank Capacity

• Profitable Waste Minimisation for Small Businesses

• Borregaard Chooses Membrane-Cell Technology For New Production Process

• Landfill Gas Powered Engine

• Mobile Hazardous Waste Treatment Plant

• Old Tyres Used for Landfill Leachate Collection

• Dioxin and Metal Emissions from Cement Kilns Burning Hazardous Waste

• New Process Recycles Acid Waste Streams

• Management Plans for Australia’s Hazardous Wastes

• Limited Support for UK Packaging Recycling Plans.

• Asphalt Recycling Increased

• Prison Recycling Plant

• Fibre Technology Association Tackles Paper Recycling Issues

• Report Predicts Bright Prospects for Recycled Paper Industry

• How Switzerland Manages Waste

• Advanced Sorting Technique for Plastics

• Recycling Steel in Europe

• SMC Recycling Needs Supply Chain

• Kansas’ Kerbside Collection Plans

• Computer Recycling Needs

• Selection Criteria for US-Mexico Border Environmental Projects

• Increasing Markets for Paper Mill Sludge

• More Scrap Tyres Recycled in the USA

• CFBC Technology for Thailand’s First Waste-to-Energy Plant

• Japanese Recycled Newsprint

• Garden Plant Pots Are Not Packaging

• Rules on Use of Sewage Sludge in Agriculture Reviewed

• British Metals Federation Claims Processed Scrap is Not Waste

• Mineral Planning Permissions Review

• Disposal of Dead Animals from Fattening Farms

• Germans Backtrack on PVC Restrictions as New PVC Recycling Plant Opens

• = German Green Taxes

• Reducing Vehicle Pollution

• Agricultural Policy to Reduce Environmental Load

• US Appeals Court Ruling Clarifies Position on Response Costs for Partial Clean-up

• New Californian Compost Regulations

• New Regulations for Medical Waste Incinerators

• US EPA Aims to Standardise Recycling Rates

• Benzene Emissions Limited in Canada

• Greenpeace Alleges Violations of Mexican Environmental Law

• New Zealand Landfill Applications

• Contaminated Land Concerns Raised

• Managing Risk at UK Ports that Handle Explosives

• Emergency Services and Swiss Railway Praised in Accident Report

• Cyanide Spill Pollutes Major Guyanese River

• European Aluminium Association Criticises Basel Convention

• Boots Publish Environmental Information

• US Hazardous Waste Management Industry Faces Slow Growth

• Action Plan for Integrating Environmental Values into Economic Measures

• New Report on European Market for Industrial Air Filtration Equipment

• Third Quarter Results for Waste Management International

• EMAS and Small Companies

• Environmental Management at NEC

• Joint Carpet Recycling Project in USA

• Ozone Scientists win Nobel Chemistry Prize

• Chemical Storage Inspections At Sea and On Land

• Tradeable Permits for Greenhouse Gases

• Criticisms of Revised Draft Directive on IPPC

• European Parliament Favours Integration of Economic and Environmental Indicators

• Environmental Impact Assessment to be Tightened Up

• Proposed Directive Controlling Pollutants from Non-road Machinery

• Contaminated Land: Industry Profiles

• UK Large Combustion Plant National Plan Amended

• CBI Comments on Proposed HMIP Pollution Control Guidance

• Heavy Metals in Soils

• Pollution in the UK

• Environmental Law: Meeting UK and EC Requirements

• Geographical Information Systems Technology for Grampian Sludge Recycling Plan

• Hospital Clinical Waste Facilities Inadequate

• Allied Colloids Launch New Cationic Flocculant Block

• Clean Solvent Research Shows Promise

• Improved Wet FGD System From ABB

• Vacasulf Technology Removes Hydrogen Sulphide from Coke-oven Gas

• Monitor For Mercury Emissions

• Mercury Removed from Soil with Acidic Potassium Iodide

• New Bacteria Tackles Dye Effluent

• Lessons from the ‘Great Paint Trade-In’

• Rubber Recycling - Room for Optimism

• Scottish Island Recycling Initiative

• Silt Used in Major Road Construction

• New Ceramic Tile Made From Industrial Waste Material

• Waste Recycling using Electric Pulses

• Decontamination Process for Loam Soils

• Good Oil Recovery After Komi Spill

• Incinerator Waste Treatment Produces Cement Additives

• Technique for Recycling Mounted Printed Circuit Boards

• Boston Harbour Improvement Works

• Cement-Lock Technology to Clean New York Harbour Mud

• Collaborative Development of New Metals Recovery Process

• Recovering Metals from Electroplating Waste

• Steel Recycling in Cars

• Using Rice Husk for Silicon Carbide Synthesis

• Power Station Flyash to be Used in Bricks in China

• T&N to Appeal Armley Asbestos Judgement

• Government Report States Asthma Not Caused by Air Pollution

• NRA’s Anti-Pollution Campaign Reaches Hull and Humberside

• Air Pollution Monitoring Budget

• Nobody Wants to Pay for Offal Disposal

• Guidance on Controlling Fire-Water Run-off from Hazard Sites

• Organophosphate Pesticide Debate Continues in Lords

• Changes for German Recycling

• Environmental Groups Criticise Dutch Manure Policy

• EPA Proposes Smog Reduction Measures

• Uncertain Future for Clean Water Reauthorisation Bill

• New Californian Composting Regulations

• Asbestos Product Ruled Safe by Canadian Judge

• Vietnam Wishes to Protect Environment in Face of Economic Growth

• Computer Controlled Remote Flare System at Barnsley Landfill

• Pollution of the Eastern European Seas

• Cyanide Spill into Guyanese River

• Environmental Standards Available in Electronic Format

• Varied Predictions for Air Quality Markets

• European Market for Remediation to 2001 Estimated at $17b

• Environmental Issues and the Purchasing Profession

• NatWest Group Environment Report 1995

• Environmental Investment Encouraged

• Developing World Needs Scrap

• OECD to Review Guidance on Waste Definitions

• ISO Environmental Standard Attracts Increasing Interest

• World Trade Organisation Committee on Trade and the Environment

• Controversy Over Contents of UN Climate Change Report

• ESC Considers Balance Between Economics and Environment

• Financial Instruments for the Environment: LIFE and its Predecessors

• Cadmium Ban Effective from 1 January 1996

• Environment  Report Published by European Environment Agency

• European Environmental Companies Need Marketing Boost

• Sustainable Waste Management

• UK Waste Classification Scheme

• Timetable for Waste Regulations

• New Waste Management Planning Guidance

• Landfill Monitoring Consultation Paper

• Drop in Oil Spills After Donaldson Report

• NRA Seeks Action on Pesticides

• Industry Consensus on Responsibility for Packaging Waste

• Biotechnology, Environment and Control

• Heavy Metals in Soils