The Future of Waste Management & Recycling Conference and Exhibition (London)
26th Apr 2016 00:00
FREE PLACES for 20 members of the EAUC to attend.
The UK is rubbish at disposing waste, dumping around 50% of its municipal waste into landfill sites, compared to just 1% buried by Germany. According to the Government’s 2014 Waste from Households statistics, recycling rates in England have almost flatlined, rising just 0.1 percentage point in 2014 compared to the previous year, to 44.2% Businesses and homeowners are involved in finding new ways to reduce waste, reuse and recycle waste, as directed by government legislation.
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The Future of Waste Management & Recycling Conference and Exhibition, where high level speakers from government, industry and non-profit organisations will be presenting their views on how to solve the UK’s waste management problem and bring recycling in line with EU directives
Confirmed Speakers Include:
Chair
Dr Karl Williams, Head of Centre for Waste Management, University of Central Lancashire
Cob Hayler - Executive Director, Environmental Services Association
Glenn Stuart - Head of Waste Management, Bury Council
David Whitehouse - Project Manager, Warwickshire County Council
Bryn Griffiths - Assistant Director for Economy, Skills and Environment Suffolk County Council
Lee Hossain - Head of Waste Sector Investment - Energy, Environment & Infrastructure, UK Trade & Investment
Kay Hocks - Partnership Manager, Staffordshire Waste Partnership
Derek Edwards - South East Regional Director, Viridor
Wayne Hubbard - Chief Operating Officer, London Waste and Recycling Board
Doug Simpson - Principal Policy and Programme Officer, Greater London Authority
Learning outcomes:
• Waste management issues in the UK
• Government initiatives for reusing waste
• Economic benefits of reusing waste
• How is energy from waste important
• Economic waste management benefits for businesses
• How carrier bag charge will reduce waste
• Changes to private sector recycling
• Impact of food waste at home
• Initiatives to combat food waste
• Benefits of buying reused goods
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