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Li-ion batteries account for almost half of waste fires

Li-ion batteries account for almost half of waste fires

18 January 2021, by Maxine Perella

Lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries are responsible for 48% of all waste fires occurring in the UK each year, according to research from consultancy Eunomia.

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Infill of fishing lake for tourism development approved

12 January 2021, by Ruth Amundson

Lancashire County Council has allowed a proposal to infill a carp fishing lake to develop 40 static holiday caravans and associated infrastructure.

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Boundary wall dispute shows limits of planning regime in tackling pollution

Boundary wall dispute shows limits of planning regime in tackling pollution

4 December 2020, by Karen Jones
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Waste operators fail in bid to shirk disposal costs under proceeds of crime

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Deposit of waste for agriculture not permitted development, inspector decides

12 January 2021, by Ruth Amundson

A planning inspector has upheld an enforcement notice requiring the removal of inert waste, including road planings, stone, rubble, hardcore and building...

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