11-01-2024, 03:07 PM
The general waste here goes for incineration / power but I have heard of seperation of household food waste. I am not sure what would actually happen if this came about but for limitation of smell and flies we do bag it up as it goes into the wheelie bin. The general approach by the council seems to be to put the onus on seperation and other processing of items onto consumers. It's sensible, as far as it goes, but, at times, it goes too far. There was a recent rule that old vapes, as they are electrical, should be taken to a main recycling site rather than put in general or other household waste. Now will that really happen?
Sorry I digress a little.
I think it useful to use waste for energy production but I would be less certain of having such sites close to the general population. Locally, as far as I know, sites are away from housing.
I will re-iterate that at times the stream of trailer loads of fuel for these is a niusance which in a quiet residential area would be noticed.
Tracy
Sorry I digress a little.
I think it useful to use waste for energy production but I would be less certain of having such sites close to the general population. Locally, as far as I know, sites are away from housing.
I will re-iterate that at times the stream of trailer loads of fuel for these is a niusance which in a quiet residential area would be noticed.
Tracy
