Newsletter – waste incinerator

Circular Online

The use of waste incineration for energy recovery has increased in recent years, driven by a need to reduce waste sent to landfill and provide a low- …

KYW Newsradio 1060

"Or even if you are incinerating products with PFAS or PFAS waste, the incinerator may not break down the PFAS, and then it just comes back up the …

The Irish Times

The depressing truth, journalist and presenter Lucy Siegle reveals, is that lots of it is burned in incinerators. Or at least that is the case in the UK where …

East Greenwich News

Pyrolysis is barely distinguishable from a medical waste incinerator with a green-washed name, and medical waste incinerators are notoriously toxic, …

Spectrum News

… of getting the community the answers they deserve about the potential health and environmental impacts of hazardous waste incineration at Norlite.".

Dorset Echo

Letter: 'Why are waste incinerators popping up everywhere?' By Giovanna Lewis. Stop the Portland Waste …

Waste Dive

Incineration still produces carbon dioxide and relies on landfills — about 2% of the original waste volume qualifies as a particularly toxic ash that needs …

The Independent

The other 55 per cent either ends up in landfill or, increasingly, it is burned in incinerators to generate energy. Last night's Dispatches programme lifted …

Connecticut Public Radio

When the Materials Innovation and Recycling Authority announced plans to close its trash–burning plant in Hartford by July 2022, the agency said it …

Kuwait Times

And we apply the same for medical waste vehicles if they dispose it in any place other than the incinerator. Medical waste is not dumped but burned,” …