Friends of the Earth Scotland criticises incineration strategy
1 Oct 27 · 12d ago · 2 articles · 1 source · development 1 of 2
Kim Pratt, senior circular economy campaigner at Friends of the Earth Scotland, characterises the recycling decline as a 'shocking decline' and argues that Scotland has 'lost its way', attributing the stall to the Scottish government's encouragement of waste incinerators.
“Recycling levels have stalled in Scotland since the Scottish government encouraged a new generation of waste incinerators to be built, meaning that household waste which could have been recycled is being burned instead.”
Kim PrattScottish Environment Protection Agency (Sepa) Environmental regulatorDr Richard Allan Sepa chief scientific officerKim Pratt Senior circular economy campaigner, Friends of the Earth ScotlandKaren MacCormick Spokesperson, waste incineration companyScottish government Policy maker
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