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How to monitor emissions from low risk medium combustion plants (MCPs) and specified generators (SGs). This document was previously known as TGN M5.
For facilities with a treatment capacity of no more than 75 tonnes a day that accept no more than 35,000 tonnes a year.
Environment Agency regulatory position on using whole waste tyres in building construction, in escape ladders in water storage reservoirs, for fendering systems and planters.
How to assess the impact of a flood risk activity and decide whether it supports the objectives of your local River Basin Management Plan.
The D5 exemption allows you to deposit and store waste samples when required to comply with or enforce specified regulations, or before testing and analysis for research.
When and how to register if you are discharging small quantities of substances for scientific purposes as part of a groundwater tracer test or remediation scheme.
The T2 exemption allows you to clean waste clothes and textiles to recover them for reuse or recycling.
For a Part A installation with an anaerobic digestion capacity of over 100 tonnes of waste, or a combination of waste and non-waste each day and accepting no more than 100,000 tonnes per year.
Environment Agency regulatory position on when you can store and treat waste glass containing other non-hazardous wastes.
The D4 exemption allows you to deposit diseased crops where they were grown when a Plant Health Notice has been issued, to reduce the risk of spreading plant diseases or pests.
The T14 exemption allows you to recover oil from oil filters before they're crushed so they can be transported for recovery.
The T16 exemption allows you to treat waste toner or ink cartridges by sorting, cleaning, dismantling or refilling them.
The U15 exemption allows you to mix ash from burning pig or poultry with slurry and/or manure, and spread it on farmland to provide the soil with nutrients.
The U2 exemption allows you to use a small number of end-of-life tyre bales in construction.
View the application submitted by European Metal Recycling Limited for EMR Newmarket, Newmarket.
How to submit an appropriate environmental permit application for a deposit for recovery operation and what to include in a waste recovery plan.
View the application submitted by Thurrock Power Limited for Thurrock Flexible Generating Plant, East Tilbury.
Environment Agency regulatory position on when you can store and physically treat hazardous metal shredder residues without the correct waste codes on your permit.
View the permit issued for Walsall Energy Recovery Facility, Walsall under the Industrial Emissions Directive.
What you must do to carry out a risk assessment if you're a farmer applying for a bespoke permit for intensive farming.
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