Like climate change, waste is a sustainability challenge which is common to most industries, and BRASS has been involved in a range of projects looking at how regulations, practical solutions and improved strategy-making can help to tackle waste problems. BRASS waste research has included studies of alternative domestic waste collection approaches, a large scale survey of commercial and industrial waste in Wales, and projects on contaminated land and waste from construction and demolition.
Links to BRASS projects:
- The Construction and Demolition Sector: Waste Sector Plan
- Waste Regulations for Northern Ireland
- Cardiff Waste Trial Survey and Evaluation Project
- Social Enterprises and Sustainable Waste and Resource Management
- Commercial and Industrial Waste Survey 2003
- Contaminated Land
- End of Life Vehicles (ELV)
- Direct and Variable Charging of Household waste
- Electronics Project
Links to BRASS Researchers
Highlighted Outputs
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Landfill Regulations and your business (January 7th, 2005)
Duty of Care and your business (January 14th, 2005)
Hazardous Waste and your business (January 21st, 2005 -
Waste Management and the Tourism and Leisure Industry (January 28th, 2005)
Waste Management and the Food and Drink Industry (February 4th, 2005)
Waste Management in Veterinary and Dental Practices (February 11th, 2005)
Waste Management in Wood Related Industries (February 18th, 2005)
Waste Management in the Automotive Industry (February 25th, 2005) -
Packaging Waste (March 4th, 2005)
Hazardous Waste (March 11th, 2005)
Electrical and Electronics Waste (March 18th, 2005)
ELV Waste (March 25th, 2005)Direct and Variable Charging for Residual Waste from Householders
Social Enterprises and Sustainable Waste & Resource Management (for DEFRA)
Waste Management: The role of social enterprises (Policy Briefing)
