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Waste Management TSN - July 2017 - Resources image #1 Glasgow Wood Recyling reclaimed wood reclye bin prototype

On Tuesday, 18th July 2017, the Waste Management Topic Support Network met to discuss Public Bodies Climate Change waste data reporting, If using reclaimed wood for bins could aid awareness around reuse and recycling with Glasgow Wood Recycling, Bin and bin bag choices, the Code of Practice on Litter and Refuse (COPLAR) review, the Litter Prevention Action Plan (LPAP) and Recycle week (25th September – 5th October).

Presentations were given by Sustainable Scotland Network, Glasgow Wood Recycling and Zero Waste Scotland.

You can find out more about our Waste Management Topic Support Network and past meetings here.

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