Including 10 closely related terms such as waste recycling, waste, and waste recycling.
…: 1. We will keep increasing the amount of waste that can be recycled and introduce food waste collections and deposit return schemes 2. We will secure funding to help low-income households to install low-carbon heating 3. We will increase opportunities for safe walking and cycling, including providing a segregated cycleway at the coast 4…
… Carbon Net Zero 2030 Action Plan 2023/24 • Waste and recycling The Authority has a statutory duty to collect and dispose of household waste arising within the borough. To achieve this, it directly provides a kerbside collection service and contract arrangements are in place to dispose of residual waste, reprocess recyclable material and operate a Household Waste Recycling Centre (HWRC…
… pollutants. Plastic waste produces greenhouse gas emissions during every stage of its lifecycle. The extraction and transportation of plastic is dependent on oil, gas, and coal. The production and disposal of plastics also release carbon emissions. The Action Plan includes policy commitments around the introduction of separate food waste collections and implementation of emerging government…
… to shape our plans around climate emergency, waste, recycling and reducing single use plastics usage. Published its 2022/23 Annual Greenhouse Gas Report, detailing performance on reducing the carbon footprint of the Authority and the Borough. Working with the North of Tyne Combined Authority to further the deployment of the Green New Deal, with £9m of public sector investment…
… Food Redistribution To help tackle food waste, we have connected Howdon Community Hub with Churchill and Burnside Colleges to create Food Fix - a programme which redistributes surplus food and reduces food waste. Howdon Hub visits the schools to collect pre-packaged sandwiches that are due to be thrown away and redistributes them to Hub users. During the Easter half-term, around 150 sandwiches…