Key potential health risks Microbial pathogens in wastewater from sewage effluent are the major concern for human health when recycling water. The major groups of pathogens are: Bacteria (e.g. Escherichia coli, Salmonella spp) Viruses (e.g. Enteroviruses, Rotavirus, Hepatitis A) Is recycled water good? Recycling our water can offer substantial benefitsRead More →
How to Dispose of Shredded Paper 1 – Pick Up / Drop Off Service. While a small fee will come with it, one of the most secure ways to dispose of shredded paper is through a pick up or drop off service. … 2 – Composting. An eco-friendly option forRead More →
Margarine and butter tubs cannot be recycled in your local council’s kerbside recycling bin, bag or box. Margarine and butter tubs should be disposed of in your local council’s kerbside residual waste bin or at your local Household Waste Recycling Centre. Why are butter tubs not recyclable? Plastics are madeRead More →
Here are two things you need to know before you buy. The biggest concern about recycled asphalt is whether or not it is as durable as new asphalt. Most experts and engineers are convinced that it can last as long as a decade or longer on residential driveways. How doRead More →
Nuclear fuel is used to produce electricity for about five years. Then, it’s removed and safely stored until a permanent disposal site becomes available. Nuclear plants also produce low-level radioactive waste which is safely managed and routinely disposed of at various sites around the country. Is nuclear safer than solar?Read More →