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What you need to do before you send waste to a landfill site.
Environment Agency regulatory position on when you can store and physically treat hazardous metal shredder residues without the correct waste codes on your permit.
The T1 waste exemption allows you to treat waste packaging so it can be reused in its original form or becomes clean waste suitable for recycling.
Environment Agency regulatory position on storing and manually or mechanically treating waste clothes hangers.
The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has today (9 April 2024) approved the medicine fosdenopterin (Nulibry) to treat the genetic disease Molybdenum Cofactor Deficiency (MoCD) Type A
The T29 exemption allows you to treat non-hazardous pesticide washings before disposing of them to land.
As a result of the public service pensions remedy (known as McCloud), members may have changes to the amount of, or a new unauthorised payment.
Explains testing from 1 April 2024 onwards and sets out the purpose of ongoing testing, who will be eligible to access testing and when tests should be used.
The T27 exemption allows organophosphate sheep dip to be treated with an approved organophosphate-degrading enzyme. T27 is currently unavailable for use.
Which chemicals you can use in or near a bat roost and what you need to know before you use them.
When you can treat and use water that contains concrete and silt at construction sites without an environmental permit for a waste operation.
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