Including the closely related terms waste, and waste partnership.
… unnecessary food and packaging waste. We must find ways to reduce pressures on recycling centres and refuse companies. The following Essex Waste Partnership graph shows the percentage total waste reused, recycled or composted for Maldon 2020-2021. Reassuringly it tells us that the District is performing well, when compared to other authorities in the county. What further information and data…
… choice through low mile menus and local produce. 2. Create less waste By 2030, the action the Council and its partners will take, will: ⁻ Establish a Business and Youth Engagement group to act as ambassadors, to promote new and established ways to re-use, reduce and recycle; ⁻ Enable the group to educate and inform residents in terms of consumer choice at supermarkets, the products…
… that produce the most emissions, or have travelled the furthest to reach the home; ⁻ Home grown initiatives (from garden to table) and composting; ⁻ Encourage Community up-cycling, turn waste into art and link to culture; ⁻ Understanding the circular economy so that we can make informed choices; ⁻ Improving the waste life cycle so that we are managing waste more sustainably; ⁻ Reduction…
… in waste, in particular plastic waste; ⁻ Achievement of at least the 68% recycling by 2030 according to Climate Change Committee which advises government; ⁻ Encourage the diversion of surplus food to foodbanks; ⁻ Develop Libraries of things - Encourage people to give stuff away and borrow things rather than purchase more. 3. Show Nature we care We will: ⁻ Protect…
…; ⁻ Carry out a strategic flood risk assessment as part of the Local Plan Development Review; ⁻ Protect and care for our marine life; ⁻ Set up Coastal Guardians and encourage clean and positive use of coast paths; ⁻ Be a welcoming home for more insects and wildlife (Buzz stops, not just bus stops); ⁻ Clean beaches and waterways; ⁻ Sustainable development; ⁻ Link exercise to waste – jogging…