Table of Contents

Waste Management World

11/01/2012
Volume 13, Issue 6
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  • Special: Waste to Energy Focus

    • Out with the old, In with the New?

      The million dollar question continually being asked within the waste to energy sector is why is there such an interest in gasification technology when, compared to traditional combustion, it's still unproven on a wide, commercial scale?

    • Is Waste Gasification Finally Coming of Age?

      Over recent years there has been growing interest in the use of gasification technologies to treat solid waste.

    • ROC and ROll: Shaking Up UK Renewables

      How do recent changes to UK renewable energy legislation affect the waste industry?

    • The Australian Challenge

      Households are responsible for consuming 26% of Australia's energy and produce almost 30% of the total solid waste generated.

  • Analysis

    • Landfill: To Ban or Not to Ban

      A ban on sending unsorted waste to landfill could save the UK around £2.1 billion by 2024, according to the Waste and Resources Action Programme's (WRAP) latest report into the impact of introducing landfill bans.

  • Features

    • Trash Talking: Textile Recycling

      Each day, millions of people around the world collect and recycle paper, aluminium, glass and plastic products without a second thought.

    • Opinion: Recycling, the Waste to Energy Way

      Both in the Denmark and around the world, high recycling rates are one of the primary goals both for the waste industry and for policy makers.

    • SWEEPING IMPROVEMENTS

      Before we discuss the actual benefits that might result from Johnston Sweepers installing the JCB 'Ecomax' diesel engine to power the fan and sweep systems on the latest range of Johnston truck-mounted sweepers, I should mention an even more significant change to the Johnston product line-up.

    • Ecomondo: Doing it with style!

      It's around this time of year that promotional calendars and personal diaries start to arrive through the post.

    • Sawmills: Chopping Down Waste

      In the 19th century, sawmills - like almost everything else in the world - were steam-powered.

    • Tri-generation: The Real Thing

      As the term 'carbon footprint' becomes increasingly ingrained in the social psyche, consumers are placing rising importance on environmental factors.

  • Regulars

    • From the Editor

      • EDUCATION, EDUCATION, EDUCATION

        The need to placate a sceptical public in the face of vociferous anti-incineration rehetoric has led to a move towards non mass-burn technologies.

    • ISWA Comments

      • Bioplastics Ready for liftoff

        American analysts reckon on a 500% growth in biobased plastics production from now until 2015 with new technological advances being announced almost every day

    • Product News

    • ISWA information

      • ISWA information

        It can already be said that the year 2012 will be a record year in regards to events organised by ISWA.

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