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19 May 2004
22:47:12
Bernie Gill
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Corprate recycling!
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hi all is, it possible to start a company scheme for recycling card (large amounts of corregated)pre bundled for profit.
Any funds raised would be thrown into improving and enlarging a new recycling scheme within our company !
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17 May 2004
13:55:11
Anonymous
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what does 'curtilage' mean in everyday speak
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searching for a really easy short definition. help.
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8 May 2004
10:56:08
Anonymous
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landfill
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If ever there was a reason for avoiding landfill and recycling it would have to be looking at the regulated substances allowed by the environment agency in your local landfill. I did a search at www.environment-agency.gov.uk and found that over 90 substances - most harmful to human health - were permitted. When you consider that over 80% of the UK population live within 2km of a landfill what effect is this having on us?
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7 May 2004
15:31:03
Anonymous
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Closing the Loop
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Just been reading the expert comment (from Hugh Carr-Harris) and couldn't help thinking that the government could be doing more maybe - how about reduced VAT on 100% recycled products (like they do on energy saving products for households - e.g. loft insulation)? How about a set quota for products (e.g. newspapers) to contain certain % of recycled material?
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6 May 2004
17:14:59
Anonymous
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Faulty Computers
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If anyone has a batch of faulty computers in the London area, I'm interested in obtaining them.
Not looking for working machines, just as long as all the components are in the case and maybe monitors.
Contact: khom@lineone.net.
Thanks.
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6 May 2004
13:52:14
Anonymous
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Laws on recycling
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Can any one tell me where i can find goverment guidlines on recycling
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5 May 2004
14:14:29
Anonymous
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Help needed
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What are all the different logos on the things we buy?....as regards to recycling?...also is there a comprehensive list of all things that can be recycled?..and what the differnet logos mean.
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30 Apr 2004
18:04:31
Anonymous
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I would like to set up recycling in my school, which is private. We would have a huge amount to deal with. Who can I talk to about the best way forward.
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26 Apr 2004
19:52:19
Anonymous
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Batteries
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Whats the best and cheapest way of disposing of used batteries?
Based in the North West, near Preston, Lancs.
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26 Apr 2004
19:51:09
Anonymous
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Old TVs - How to Recycle
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Does anyone know of a charity that could use a few hundred TVs. Some are in need of repair, some just require a button fixing etc. I want to dispose of in an eco and 'cheap' way. We're based in the North West near Preston Lancs.
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