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 Strategy Unit logo Waste

Summary

Project called for greater efforts to reduce the rate of waste growth and for more re-use and recycling to combat the country's growing rubbish mountain.

Report: Waste Not, Want Not (November 2002)

Additional Papers (including project papers, additional annexes and background papers)

Further Information

For further information about the project, or to check availability of hard copies of the report, please contact the Strategy Unit:
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