Is waste management about to run into a crisis?
Is waste management about to run into a crisis?
One of the UK's leading voices in the waste industry has warned that we're running into a perfect storm where waste arisings will outstrip our capacity to deal with them. Is he right?
Yes
No
We'll cope - necessity is the mother of invention
One of the UK's leading voices in the waste industry has warned that we're running into a perfect storm where waste arisings will outstrip our capacity to deal with them. Is he right?
Yes
No
We'll cope - necessity is the mother of invention
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