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Worcestershire County Council

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… proportion of emissions WCC account for and currently appears one of the most difficult to reduce. WCC’s role as a Waste Disposal Authority means the Council have control over how municipal waste is disposed of through the Waste Management Service contract. Currently, 42% of the County’s household waste is recycled or composted and most of the remaining waste is disposed of at EnviRecover…

… will reduce this cost as well as reducing carbon emissions associated with its disposal. Waste prevention is a cornerstone of the council’s Joint Municipal Waste Management Strategy. The National Resources and Waste Strategy (RWS) and Environment Act 2021 have introduced significant changes to the way the Council will be required to manage municipal waste in the future to support Net Zero…

… business mileage and air travel • Electricity/gas use in buildings operated by Council’s main outsourced contractors for Waste Management and Highways • Fleet/staff mileage undertaken by main outsourced contractors for Waste Management and Highways • Contracted fleet vehicle fuel use • Emissions from county-wide municipal waste disposal [3] 100% renewable electricity with REGO (Renewable…

…, the Council’s Energy from Waste (EfW) plant Only a small proportion of the County’s municipal waste is landfilled. The amount of waste produced by Worcestershire’s households is increasing as the number of homes and population of the County grows. Close working with the Council’s residents, waste management contractor and constituent Waste Collection Authorities is required to find a zero-carbon solution…

… to municipal waste. There are plans to build thousands more homes in the county over the next few decades and this will place an upward pressure on the amount of municipal waste generated and significant additional resources will be needed to prevent and reduce waste arisings. Managing municipal waste, costs the Council approximately £30 million a year. Action taken to prevent municipal waste

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