Waste crime: Sustainable Clean-Up Solutions (Feb ’23)

Waste Classification Webinar April 20, 2023!23rd March 2023
Sign up for waste classification webinar here Overview An opportunity to understand the differentiators between each waste classification; a chance to identify what makes material hazardous. A great introductory exposure to waste classification and exploration into how waste is classified. What’s in it for me? By the end of this Webinar, you will • Understand the differences between non-hazardous, hazardous waste classifications, correct terminology, and…
Waste crime: Sustainable Clean-Up Solutions (Feb ’23)1st March 2023
Waste crime can take on many different forms from the very visible dumping of waste to fraudulent producer responsibility claims, deliberate breaches of permits, metal theft and money laundering. It is estimated to cost the UK economy £1 billion per year – that’s the same as the combined starting salary of over 38,000 newly qualified nurses. We have all seen first-hand the impact waste crime…
Warning Japanese knotweed growing season starts May 2023.7th February 2023
Japanese knotweed growing season The growing season usually kicks off in May and lasts until October before it withers. There is some variance due to climates being different across the country. How can we help you? If you believe you have invasive species on your property or next development, call us today on 0121 356 4360 to book a survey or ask for advice on…
Hazardous asbestos can be dealt with even in the snow! (12/2022)14th December 2022
What you need to know Whether it’s rain, sleet, hail or snow our Wolverhampton Waste Treatment centre is always open for you. We are accepting ACM (asbestos containing material) as always, cleaning it up, ready for reuse – landfill tax exempt of course! Want a quote for your asbestos containing materials? Get in touch with our expert sales team by emailing us at enquiries@duntonenvironmental.co.uk or…
Geosynthetics: Contain and compact19th August 2022
27 OCTOBER, 2021 BY NIA KAJASTIE A West Midlands housing scheme required a visual and acoustic bund to screen new homes from nearby industrial activity. The construction of the bund involved geosynthetics and contaminated material. A new housing development is taking shape close to Coventry city centre. Persimmon Homes’ Paragon Park incorporates 700 new dwellings on the site of a former brickworks in an area that has…

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