Using and managing waste
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Using and managing waste - for iPod/iPhone
enJuly 27, 2009
The Science of Landfill
enJuly 27, 2009
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The 6,000 landfill sites across Britain take about 80% of our household waste. A visit to a former landfill site, now a golf course.
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Transcript -- A brief introduction to this album
Using and managing waste - for iPod/iPhone
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Waste Minimisation
Cutting down the amount of waste we create per household is our biggest challenge.
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Waste Re-use & Recovery
How your recycling gets separated and processed. When to re-use packaging, opt for composting, or incinerate waste to produce energy.
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Waste Incineration
Harnessing the power of your rubbish. The steam from incinerators fuel turbines that generate electricity.
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Transcript -- Harnessing the power of your rubbish. The steam from incinerators fuel turbines that generate electricity.
The Science of Landfill
The 6,000 landfill sites across Britain take about 80% of our household waste. A visit to a former landfill site, now a golf course.
Transcript -- The Science of Landfill
Transcript -- The 6,000 landfill sites across Britain take about 80% of our household waste. A visit to a former landfill site, now a golf course.