Birmingham City Council has admitted it is incinerating some of the recycling rubbish collected from residents during the ...

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Campaigners now know the date they will get a chance to try and overturn the decision to build a waste incinerator on Portland. An application was made to the High Court in December for a ...

On this day in 2015, the High Court of Justice overturned the Government’s refusal of a controversial incinerator project near St Albans. The ruling supported energy firm Veolia’s appeal to ...

A legal action has begun after a company in the running to operate a new £300m household waste incinerator on Teesside was disqualified from the process. Green Recovery Projects Limited is ...

The government has announced that the Ministry of Health has commenced an evaluation to determine the viability of the Pockwood Pond incinerator. Health Minister Vincent Wheatley, accompanied by ...

(Wilmington, DE) -- Customers of Veolia Water Delaware will look forward to a likely 43% rate hike. The utility filed a rate increase request with the Delaware Pubic Service Commission that would ...

But the incinerator is continuing to operate for now, under a six-month contract extension the county approved in December. Reworld is continuing a legal battle to avoid complying with the new ...

Repairs to the damaged Pockwood Pond incinerator have been described as “like pulling teeth” by Health Minister Vincent Wheatley, who recently acknowledged long-standing challenges in addressing waste ...

A water cannon housed at the site has also been in use, as has a crane system, that is moving the affected waste from the pit to the incinerator after visibility significantly improved.

Six crews were sent to the Veolia-run household recycling centre ... that is moving the affected waste from the pit to the incinerator after visibility significantly improved.

The government has given planning permission for 41 new incinerators of household and commercial rubbish to supplement England’s existing 50. Is there a case for it, or is this form of waste ...