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Sewage from cargo ships turned into biogas in Finland | Bioenergy Insight Magazine

Sewage from cargo ships turned into biogas in Finland | Bioenergy Insight Magazine
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Sewage from cargo ships may be legally discharged into the Baltic Sea

The Baltic Sea Action Group is bringing together cooperation parties for the new Ship/t Waste Action project that produces biogas from sewage discharged by ships at the port

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Ridiculous GDPR CCTV restrictions contributing to dumping plague

Ridiculous GDPR CCTV restrictions contributing to dumping plague Laois Sinn Féin TD demands action Reporter: ); GDPR rules is causing a ridiculous situation that is preventing Laois and other county counciles from using cameras to catch dumpers, according to Laois Offaly Sinn Fein TD Brian Stanley. The TD said he has been raising the issue of illegal dumping with the Minister for Environment Eamon Ryan and also with Secretary General of his Department. The recent GDPR regulations preventing councils from using CCTV cameras to collect information on illegal dumping is causing huge frustration across the Constituency and especially in rural areas.’’

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Call for contactless drinking water fountains country-wide

Share this article A Longford councillor is calling for contactless drinking water fountains to be installed around the country. Fianna Fáil Councillor Uruemu Adejinmi says this is in a bid to cut our reliance on single use plastics. She told Newstalk Breakfast this would also help with the Government s sustainability goals. In Limerick they have five contactless drinking water fountains - those stations provide contactless, clean and safe water. And what this does is it reduces the single use plastics in circulation, we should absolutely be rolling this out in all municipal districts around the country . She said this would be particularly important in areas with a high footfall - such as parks, libraries and schools.

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Waste Levy for Tasmania

Roger Jaensch,Minister for Environment and Parks The Tasmanian Government has today released its draft Waste and Resource Recovery Bill for public consultation, which will allow for the introduction of a waste levy in Tasmania. The Bill also provides for the formation of a Waste and Resource Recovery Board to oversee Tasmania’s long term waste strategy, and allocate funds raised by the levy. The Government is proposing to introduce a waste levy from November 1 2021. To ensure businesses and local government have ample time to plan for the future, it is proposed that introduction of the levy will be staggered over four years, starting at $20 per tonne and rising to $60 after four years.

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