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Finalists unveiled for National Recycling Awards

Finalists for the The National Recycling Awards 2001 have been announced. The list is as follows:

Best local authority initiative sponsored by Severnside

Blaby District Council – for “putting the squeeze on waste” – the
introduction of a dual bin system and charging for additional non-recycled
waste.

Essex County Council – for “era”, a new scheme with Essex district and
borough councils working together to test the feasibility of household
recycling projects.

Hart District Council – for its innovative recycling projects within new
housing developments including underground bottle banks.

Best industry recycling initiative sponsored by Biffa

OSS Group Ltd – for its new system “OSCAR” that treats oily dirty water
with the capacity to extract up to 10 tonnes of waste oil per day – the oil
had previously been unrecoverable.

PPR Wipag – for its unique innovations in automotive plastics recycling
where laminated and painted plastics are recovered from both waste and reject
material and also end-of-life vehicles.

Royal Albert Hall – for its extensive campaign for recycling a variety of
materials both “behind the scenes” and at “front of house”.

Best partnership project for recycling sponsored by Evolve (M-Real)

North Ayrshire Council – a joint partnership with ICI and Tarmac Recycling
Ltd to produce quality compost from Ayrshire's household greenwaste, using a
redundant ICI plant and service provision from Tarmac.

The Recycling Consortium – for the Community Waste Action programme to
support local authorities set up community based initiatives, with an annual
partnering of up to 10 councils.
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