SUMMARY: The Environment Agency (the Agency) is responsible for the regulation of landfill sites in England and Wales. Since its formation, the Agency’s regulatory strategy for landfill gas has been to require operators to demonstrate best practice. However, this approach does not allow environmental outcomes from site-specific landfill gas management to be easily illustrated or quantified. Greater clarity is now given to these environmental outcomes by augmenting best practice regulation of landfill gas with emissions-based regulation. This will require a “step change ” in the management of landfill gas. However, it will enable the operator and regulator alike to respond to public concerns regarding landfill gas, including increasingly com...
Regulating methane emissions is an important policy tool for Canada because it offers a way to effec...
The increase in public concern for the environment has been reflected in recent legislative changes,...
This Article aims to address this gap, proposing how the Rule could be amended to reduce methane gen...
The Environment Agency (the Agency) is responsible for the regulation of landfill sites in England ...
SUMMARY: In order to promote active landfill gas collection and treatment or natural attenuation, it...
Whilst the major emphasis on landfill gas control has previously related to postcompletion of landf...
Market-based instruments (MBls) provide economic incentives to alter environmentally damaging behavi...
The UK will introduce in 2004 a system of tradable permits for the landfill of municipal waste, in r...
The thesis considers the environmental policy statement of Biffa Waste Services to progressively re...
International audienceIn order to promote active landfill gas collection and treatment or natural at...
SUMMARY: The Environment Agency has commissioned a brief technical review of leachate recirculation,...
SUMMARY: The aerobic treatment of solid waste has been shown to be a viable means of rapidly stabil...
solid wastes (MSW) in the period 2000-2030, using projections of population growth by the U.N. and p...
Countries that have ratified the 1994 United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change have an ...
''Conventional'' waste landfills emit methane, a potent greenhouse gas, in quantities such that land...
Regulating methane emissions is an important policy tool for Canada because it offers a way to effec...
The increase in public concern for the environment has been reflected in recent legislative changes,...
This Article aims to address this gap, proposing how the Rule could be amended to reduce methane gen...
The Environment Agency (the Agency) is responsible for the regulation of landfill sites in England ...
SUMMARY: In order to promote active landfill gas collection and treatment or natural attenuation, it...
Whilst the major emphasis on landfill gas control has previously related to postcompletion of landf...
Market-based instruments (MBls) provide economic incentives to alter environmentally damaging behavi...
The UK will introduce in 2004 a system of tradable permits for the landfill of municipal waste, in r...
The thesis considers the environmental policy statement of Biffa Waste Services to progressively re...
International audienceIn order to promote active landfill gas collection and treatment or natural at...
SUMMARY: The Environment Agency has commissioned a brief technical review of leachate recirculation,...
SUMMARY: The aerobic treatment of solid waste has been shown to be a viable means of rapidly stabil...
solid wastes (MSW) in the period 2000-2030, using projections of population growth by the U.N. and p...
Countries that have ratified the 1994 United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change have an ...
''Conventional'' waste landfills emit methane, a potent greenhouse gas, in quantities such that land...
Regulating methane emissions is an important policy tool for Canada because it offers a way to effec...
The increase in public concern for the environment has been reflected in recent legislative changes,...
This Article aims to address this gap, proposing how the Rule could be amended to reduce methane gen...