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==[[:Category:Technologies & Solutions|Technologies & Solutions]]== | ==[[:Category:Technologies & Solutions|Technologies & Solutions]]== | ||
Infrastructure to manage waste and recyclable materials can sometimes be difficult to understand. Current and emerging technologies are captured, with some more detail on some technologies in this version of WikiWaste – the opportunity will be to link to expand upon sections and add specific pages for specific sites in the future. | Infrastructure to manage waste and recyclable materials can sometimes be difficult to understand. Current and emerging technologies are captured, with some more detail on some technologies in this version of WikiWaste – the opportunity will be to link to expand upon sections and add specific pages for specific sites in the future. | ||
* [[:Category:Anaerobic Digestion Plants|Anaerobic Digestion Plants]] | |||
* [[:Category:Biomass EfW Plants|Biomass EfW]] | |||
* [[:Category:Cement Kilns|Cement Kilns]] | |||
* [[:Category:Material Recovery Facilities|Material Recovery Facilities]] | |||
* [[:Category:EfW Plants|Residual EfW]] | |||
==[[:Category:Legislation & Policy|Legislation & Policy]]== | ==[[:Category:Legislation & Policy|Legislation & Policy]]== | ||
Waste policy and legislation has been driven primarily by the European Union for over 20 years for adoption into UK Legislation and policies, so this index lists the current relevant legislation and policies relevant to the UK – which has become more complex as England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales increasingly take more control over their destinies for waste and recycling. | Waste policy and legislation has been driven primarily by the European Union for over 20 years for adoption into UK Legislation and policies, so this index lists the current relevant legislation and policies relevant to the UK – which has become more complex as England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales increasingly take more control over their destinies for waste and recycling. | ||