Waste recovery, recycling and soil management

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Nationwide specialist Managing Construction, Demolition & Excavation wastes.

Every year construction consumes around 400 million tonnes of raw materials. It also produces over 120 million tonnes of construction, demolition and excavation (CD&E) waste resource.

Today, with efforts focused on climate action, REUSE management of waste resources offers immediate opportunities for progressive change.

Every time you think about and action the reuse of waste resources you will help to preserve valuable mineral resources, reduce waste sent to landfill and help to reduce the carbon footprint of construction.

Working together we can help you meet individual and legislative sustainability commitments.

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Changing mindsets on aggregate reuse and recycling in the built environment

The role of digital waste tracking in enhancing the future of CD&E waste management.
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This report recognises that waste and the reuse of resources are hot topics for the CD&E industry but shows that it must strive for improvement on its current performance. With 138 million tonnes of CD&E waste produced each year in the UK, more must be done to see waste as a valuable resource and optimise its use instead of choosing landfill.

Together, we can drive change, protect our environment and secure a sustainable future.

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Sarah Poulter, Chief Executive CIWM

Changing mindsets on aggregate reuse and recycling in the built environment

The role of digital waste tracking in enhancing the future of CD&E waste management.
Download the report
Read the ebook

This report recognises that waste and the reuse of resources are hot topics for the CD&E industry but shows that it must strive for improvement on its current performance. With 138 million tonnes of CD&E waste produced each year in the UK, more must be done to see waste as a valuable resource and optimise its use instead of choosing landfill.

Together, we can drive change, protect our environment and secure a sustainable future.

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Sarah Poulter, Chief Executive CIWM

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What topics the report covers:

Chapter one: The challenge

Chapter two: Progressive change

Chapter three: Rethinking our approach to recovery management

Chapter four: The regulatory framework - maintaining momentum

Chapter five: Resourcing the future - fulfilling your duty

Chapter six: Addressing the issues: Posing questions that matter

Chapter seven: Useful resources

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What topics the report covers:

Chapter one: The challenge

Chapter two: Progressive change

Chapter three: Rethinking our approach to recovery management

Chapter four: The regulatory framework - maintaining momentum

Chapter five: Resourcing the future - fulfilling your duty

Chapter six: Addressing the issues: Posing questions that matter

Chapter seven: Useful resources

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Recovery and landfill

At Tarmac we use only the construction waste that can’t be recycled as restoration material to create new environments in old quarries.

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Recycling

Recovered materials are reprocessed to create a range of new recycled aggregates.

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Operations

Compliance with Environmental Permits and a range of legislation, regulatory guidance and industry codes of practice.

Legislation
- Environmental Protection Act
- Waste Framework Directive
- Landfill directive

Regulations
- Environmental Permitting Regulations
- Controlled Waste Regulations

Guidance and Codes of practice
- Technical Guidance WM3
- Duty of Care Code of Practice

*Devolved regulations apply geographically

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CIWM Affiliated
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WRAP Quality Protocol
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14001 Environmental Management Systems
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BSI ISO 9001 quality
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