Principal Consultant @Eunomia_RandC, editor @IsonomiaBlog, musician with Dirty Murph & the Kerbside Sorters https://xitter.cf/t.co/J5QEF3O9D9 Views my own.
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If you have insufficient songs in your life concerning either (a) consultancy, or (b) bins, this could be the record for you: dirtymurph.bandcamp.com/albu…
Fun to be asked to do a light-hearted piece on the history of the wheeled bin on #bbcpm this evening. For anyone interested to know more, here's an article covering more of the subject matter: isonomia.co.uk/wheels-of-for…
Read my op-ed on the Government's Simpler Recycling proposals on @letsrecycle here: letsrecycle.com/news/opinion…
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The latest blog on Isonomia comes from @PRL_Jones and asks how packaging EPR will interact with the legacy PRN system. isonomia.co.uk/how-will-epr-…
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Today's new blogpost comes from @HannahGillie, who has been investigating the environmental benefits of urban food growing. Come for the delicious veg, stay for the carbon sequestration and biodiversity. isonomia.co.uk/neighbourhood…
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Our latest article, out today - @PRL_Jones examines the implications and unanswered questions about the new rules on charging for DIY waste at HWRCs. isonomia.co.uk/dropping-the-…
Grateful to @letsrecycle for the opportunity to speak (virtually) at the National Civic Amenity Site Conference today. As I wasn't able to take part in the Q&A I'm happy to take any questions from attendees via Twitter re: the new rules for charging for DIY waste at HWRCs.
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Are separate collections Technically, Economically and Environmentally Practicable? (TEEP)
Read Eunomia's own Peter Jones in latest blog where he questions how serious DEFRA are about source separation in recycling services.
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Great to be back on @IsonomiaBlog with a new article on the TEEP test, inspired by the talk I gave at the #foodwasteconference last week. xitter.cf/IsonomiaBlog/status/16…
New article out today - @PRL_Jones examines the questions that future guidance on source separation of recycling in England will need to answer in order for consistent and impactful assessments to be made. isonomia.co.uk/teeping-it-re…
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New article out today - @PRL_Jones examines the questions that future guidance on source separation of recycling in England will need to answer in order for consistent and impactful assessments to be made. isonomia.co.uk/teeping-it-re…
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What are the risks of the developing natural capital markets, and how can they be managed? isonomia.co.uk/can-the-risks…
Thanks @RWM_Exhibition for the opportunity to speak today at the Local Authority Theatre. Good questions from the audience on the future of council waste collections, and great to hear the views of other panelists.
Lively day at #RWMLRL22 - one big resources event seems to work better than two in competition.
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An issue when comparing the average carbon footprint of food is that it hides the variation *within* a given food.
But the key message doesn't change: the 'best' (lowest impact) meats still tend to emit more than the 'worst' plant-based foods.
ourworldindata.org/less-meat…
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Why is comparing national recycling rates so difficult? Our principal consultant @PRL_Jones explores the differences in measuring recycling and moves by the European Commission to make these more consistent for @CIWM's Knowledge Centre. bit.ly/3xQIPX9
Did you see this article in @business on the rise of packaging #epr in the US? Could be a precursor to better recycling services and higher performance there.
A mention, too, of a @Eunomia_RandC study on state-by-state packaging recycling performance bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
At LARAC Wales conference today with #Podback - looking forward to a day of interesting presentations looking at the future of recycling in one of the world's leading recycling countries.
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Cross-laminate timber has huge potential to reduce carbon emissions in construction - but can concerns about fire safety in regarding its use in tall buildings be overcome?
isonomia.co.uk/building-back…
I'm at an in-person event for the first time in early 18 months! Great to be catching up with some familiar faces and some new ones at The Collection Conference 2021 - thanks to @EMG_events for making it happen.