Top 10 UK Solid Waste Management Companies 2025
The UK waste management sector stands as a vital industry worth billions of pounds. The top UK Solid Waste Management Companies are the leading waste management firms in Britain. These companies handle millions of tonnes of rubbish each year. The industry has transformed significantly over the past two decades through strategic mergers and environmental innovations. […]
Landfill Examples – Designs and Operation
Modern sanitary landfills integrate engineered systems for environmental protection, while bioreactor landfills boost waste decomposition for energy. Specialized secure landfills use double-liner systems for safety. Effective landfill designs maximise capacity via strategic materials and techniques, with advanced monitoring technologies ensuring compliance and sustainability. Discover fascinating landfill examples…
How Long Does Plastic Take to Decompose in a Landfill?
Most plastics in landfills take hundreds of years to decompose. Without sunlight or oxygen, plastic waste breaks down into harmful microplastics. Modern landfill excavations reveal intact plastics from decades ago. Understanding this timeline helps make informed choices about plastic consumption and disposal habits…
Ramp Method of Waste Disposal – Landfill Guide & Techniques
The ramp method optimizes landfill operations by creating an inclined surface, allowing efficient waste compaction and daily cover application. Unlike traditional methods, it requires minimal excavation, reducing costs and extending landfill lifespan. Proper implementation and equipment maintenance are key to effective ramp method performance in various terrains…
The Circular Economy In Fashion: Making Clothes Sustainable
Fast fashion fills our wardrobes, but most clothes end up in landfills within a year. Introducing the concept of the circular economy in fashion. It’s the best hope for making our clothes sustainable. The global clothing industry creates over 92 million tonnes of waste each year, making it one of Earth’s biggest polluters. A circular […]
Inert Waste Acceptance Criteria
Inert Waste Disposal and the Requirements for Acceptance Testing The definition of inert waste in the UK, is very restricted by the waste regulations to ensure that when inert waste is disposed to land it will not produce pollution as contaminated groundwater or polluted run-off. This is important as substantial volumes of inert waste remain which […]