Including 9 closely related terms such as waste recycling, waste, and waste recycling.
…% recycled. This is an improvement from 5 years earlier (2013/14) where 16% of household waste was sent to landfill, and 39% recycled • As part of council plans to recycle at least 60% of all household waste by the end of 2020, residents have been recycling food waste since April 2019. 30% of all waste sent to landfill can be recycled in food waste collections (10,000 tonnes pa) The borough has…
… in the borough to change their behaviour and recycle more whilst enabling them to do so. An example is the introduction of food waste collection which has been a great success borough-wide. Wood recycling from household recycling centres has also been introduced. There Page | 18 remains great scope for future improvement with opportunities available regarding glass recycling…
… is the Wokingham Borough Sustainable Environment Strategy 2010 – 2020. Its priorities are to • Engage - Raising awareness, fostering respect for our environment and changing behaviours • Take action - Minimising waste, pollution and greenhouse gas emissions. • Prepare - Planning for the likely impacts of climate change and managing limited resources efficiently This is an overarching strategy, which…
…. Figure 1. Climate Emergency Plan and its links to other Wokingham Borough Council Plans and Strategies Wokingham Borough Council Corporate Plan Wokingham Borough Council Sustainable Environment Strategy Other Council Strategies and Plans Waste Recycling Strategy Air Quality Action Plan Sustainable Local Transport Plan 4 Local Plan Update Biodiversity Action Plan Councils Risk…
… 13 Vehicle licensing statistics: 2018. Department for Transport statistics. Page | 14 o A 4% increase in the number of residents indicating they walk at least once a week. And o From 2015-2018, 1,770 children were trained by Bikeability The council has improved its recycling rates • In 2018/19 it is estimated that 9% of household waste was sent to landfill, with 41…