Waste strategy for England 2007 (HC 230-I of session 2009-10)

Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee

House of Commons, 2010
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Current

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Sustainability, Environment, Development & Planning

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Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee

Abstract

Presents an inquiry into the progress of the Waste Strategy for England that was published in 2007. Covers: waste prevention, re-use and recycling, composting, energy recovery, infrastructure development and waste crime.

History

To be read with Waste strategy for England 2007. Cm 7086 (DEFRA, 2007) and Waste strategy for England 2007 - Government response to the Committee’s third report of session 2009–10 (HC 510 of session 2009-10) (HOC, 2010).

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9780215543233

Subjects

  • Other planning disciplines
  • Waste planning
  • Waste management
  • Planning and development

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