Newsletter – waste incinerator

Belfast Telegraph

Non-recyclable waste grew by 4.5% during the pandemic last year increasing the arguments in favour of building a new incinerator in Belfast, a report …

Washington Post

Calvin “Charles” Brunner, 82, a mechanical engineer who specialized in waste incineration and disposal, died May 10 at a hospital in Falls Church, …

Power Engineering Magazine

The construction of the waste incineration plant together with the peak load boiler house in Olsztyn was carried out on the basis of a public-private …

Scottish Daily Record

Barr Environmental already had planning consent for an energy-from-waste facility at the Killoch site, using gasification technology. However, they now …

HeraldScotland

SCOTLAND needs to start getting serious about its waste production problem and we could start by placing a moratorium on the construction of …

Anniston Star

June 7, 1946, in The Star: A letter to the editor from W. L. Webb cites an editorial on June 4 dealing with fire prevention to make the point that there are …

Bangkok Post

… face masks alone accounted for almost 13 tonnes of rubbish each day. … and only 10 local administrative bodies have medical waste incinerators.

Korea Times

After acquiring DDS early last year, Eugene PE and KDB tore down worn-out incinerators and built new medical waste incinerators with the latest …

Kenya News Agency

Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH) has received medical waste microwaves that will see the end of open burning and crude dispels of health care …

NeighborWebSJ

Incineration is the most common and highly preferred method used for the medical waste disposing, although it is unsafe for the environment as it leads …