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150 Mayor of London Making waste work in London The Mayor’s Draft Business Waste Management Strategy A4 Case study index Reference number, case study title and source Chapter 3A Tipping the balance 1 Asda signs up to send zero waste to landfill by 2010 - Source: Asda 2 Banning the waste bin sees recycling levels soar - Source: London Remade 3 A socially responsible solution to food waste - Source: FareShare through London Community Recycling Network Chapter 3B Making producers responsible 4 Failing to comply with legislation results in fine - Source: Environment Agency: DF/57/06 Chapter 3C Increasing awareness and providing information 5 Environmental seminars ensure business start ups are ahead of the game - Source: London Remade Chapter 3D Facilitating the development of collection services 6 Encouraging the sustainable option through pricing mechanisms - Source: Greater London Authority Trade Waste Best Practice Guide 7 Help given to make recycling easy for small businesses - Source: The Waste and Resources Action Programme Chapter 3E Facilitating the development of infrastructure 8 A solution for our waste and energy crisis - Source: Mayor of London Planning Development Unit 9 Delivering the Climate Change Action Plan – Source: London Climate Change Agency 10 A viable alternative to sending food waste to landfill - Source: ‘Bexley launches SME food waste recycling service’ Letsrecycle 4 September 2007 11 A social enterprise solves a big waste problem - Source: Green Works 12 Closing the loop benefits London’s economy - Source: BioRegional 13 Commitment to sustainability sees behaviour change and cooperation among retailers - Source: Business Eco Network 14 Tenants encouraged and supported to recycle as part of management company’s commitment to the environment - Source: Business in the Community
Making waste work in London The Mayor’s Draft Business Waste Management Strategy Mayor of London 151 15 Working together ensures success - Source: Business in the Community 16 New recycling facility maximises use of rail and river for transportation - Source: Greater London Authority Planning Decisions Unit Report PDU/0496/01, 2004 Chapter 4A Managing commercial waste 17 Waste reduction initiatives at City Hall - Source: Global Action Plan 18 HSBC launches new programme to cut paper use - Source: Easier Finance Banking News 19 Resource efficiency club reduces waste and costs - Source: Envirowise: GC262 20 Changing behaviour among employees - Source: Recycle Western Riverside, London Remade and Waste Watch 21 Reuse reduces capital costs - Source: London Community Recycling Network 22 Composting office food waste made possible - Source: Greater London Authority Facilities Management 23 Financial services company tackles paper use - Source: Business in the Community 24 Retailer turns waste cardboard into a revenue stream - Source: Business Eco Network 25 Innovative retail display units reduce waste - Source: Business in the Community 26 Collect Green Clubcard Points - Source: Tesco 27 East end pub sets recycling and composting target - Source: London Sustainability Exchange Chapter 4B Managing construction, demolition and excavation waste 28 Construction resource efficiency for London - Source: Construction Resource Efficiency (SmartWaste) 29 Effective implementation of tool increases material recovery - Source: The London Borough of Brent 30 Reusing demolition waste saves construction costs - Source: The Building Research Establishment 31 Tackling resource management early in the development process led to significant reuse and recycling - Source: London Sustainability Exchange 32 Cement goes green - Source: Business in the Community
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