Comments on: London’s waste is a resource

By: Recycle for London

Recycle for London — Thu, 29 Jan 2009 15:46:41 +0000

With the amount of waste currently produced by large cities, London in particular, the ability to produce something good of it can only be a good thing. One of the main issues in achieving this will be cost. There's an interesting news story at Recycle for London which highlights just how much recyclable waste ends up in landfill.

By: DENUEVO

DENUEVO — Tue, 23 Dec 2008 03:21:05 +0000

Hello!

Nice blog!

In a world where everything is pulled, where everything is a dumpster, where we don’t take advantage of the resources, things like these are necessary to be thoght and taken into account.

Denuevo is also a meeting point for those who believe in reuse, in transformation.

Take a look!

http://denuevo.wordpress.com/

By: Dr Richard Lawson

Dr Richard Lawson — Thu, 18 Dec 2008 10:19:52 +0000

London’s sewerage system are clogging up with fat – the fat poured down the drains by chipsters and deep fry establishments. It is congealing and narrowing the passages designed for the free flow of Londoners’ sewage.

That fat can be turned into Waste Vegetable Oil, and used in the diesel engines of London’s local authority fleet, thus Saving the Ratepayer’s Money. More importantly is will also reduce the use of fossil fuels.

Quite often, green solutions address two or more problems.