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If a rogue collector fly-tips your rubbish, you can be fined. These guides explain the checks, the costs and the tricky items.
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Light Bulbs and Fluorescent Tubes in the Rubbish: Why Five Councils Give Different Answers and What the National Waste Rules Say
Five councils’ published advice on old-style bulbs, fluorescent tubes and LED lamps compared, with the national WEEE and waste-classification guidance behind it.
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Ireland’s Deposit Return Scheme: What Is Covered, the 15 and 25 Cent Deposits and What Retailers Must Take Back (Republic of Ireland)
The Republic of Ireland’s deposit return scheme: PET bottles and cans from 150ml to 3 litres, 15 and 25 cent deposits, refunds, exemptions and…
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Putting a Skip on the Road in Scotland: Section 85 of the Roads (Scotland) Act 1984, Council Permits and Marking Rules
Scottish skip permits: written permission under section 85 of the Roads (Scotland) Act 1984, owner marking, council conditions and removal powers.
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Used Motor Oil in the United States: What the EPA Says About Do-It-Yourself Oil Changes, Filters, Labelling and Mixing
US EPA advice on used motor oil: recycling DIY oil changes, draining filters, the Used Oil label, no mixing and the farm exemption; states…
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Victoria’s E-Waste Landfill Ban: What Counts as E-Waste, Why It Cannot Go in the Bin and What Businesses Must Do (Australia)
Victoria, Australia, has banned e-waste from household rubbish and landfill since 2019: what counts, battery fire risk, business duties and permissions.
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Food Business Waste and Animal By-Products: Which Leftovers Can Go to Landfill, Which Can Become Animal Feed and Why Catering Waste Never Can
GOV.UK rules on food business waste: former foodstuffs as animal by-products, risk groups, landfill, the 20kg weekly limit and the animal feed ban.
