Thanks to a contribution from veteran environmental campaigner and UKWIN Steering Group member Max Wallis, a thoughtful critique of the Waste and Resources Assessment Tool for the Environment (WRATE) has now been added to the growing pool of shared wisdom available to the anti-incineration / sustainable waste management community.

The latest addition to UKWIN’s Knowledge Bank is entitled Failures of WRATE modelling and is adapted from a critique of WRATE composed in response to the Welsh Waste Strategy.

According to the critique:

The Welsh Assembly Government was wrong to rely on WRATE for the Welsh Regional Waste Plans and for the 2009 review of the Wales Waste Strategy because as a modelling tool WRATE is badly flawed.

To read the briefing in full visit http://ukwin.org.uk/faq/whats-wrong-with-wrate/ or download the .pdf version.

A last minute cancellation in his speaker dates has meant that Professor Paul Connett, one of the world’s leading experts in waste management, is coming to Kings Lynn tomorrow (Friday 14th May) to give a talk regarding the incinerator planned for Kings Lynn, and Zero Waste which offers a viable and sustainable alternative. Continue reading »

In a press release from Joan Marc Simon, GAIA Coordinator in Europe, we learn that the European Parliament (EP) has voted to decrease monitoring of pollutants from incineration. Continue reading »

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