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Where there's muck there's brass
More than half of London's waste still ends up in landfill sites but, according to the London Assembly Environment Committee, a switch to an increased use of waste-to-energy facilities could reduce landfill levels and help to reduce the city's carbon emissions. Includes details of some waste-to-energy plants in the Greater London area.
Article details
Journal title: Energy World
Publisher: Energy Institute
Subjects: Energy efficiency, Environment, Protection of ambient air and climate, Waste management, Management and commerce, Energy consumption, Waste recycling and disposal, Non-ferrous metals, Waste, Carbon monoxide
