Review Database - Oakdene Hollins

WR1403: Business Waste Prevention Evidence Review
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Document Title
The Future of Glass Forming Technology for the
Manufacture of Lightweight Containers
Recycled utility arisings in trench reinstatement:
compaction trial
Document
Author
Year of
Public'n
Destiny
Reason for Rejection
David Eustice 2008 Reject Gives potential not achieved savings.
J Edwards et al. 2009 Reject
179 China Market Sentiment Survey 2009 Reject
The Designing out Waste Tool for
180
Civil Engineering Projects
Choosing construction products: Guide to the
181 recycled content of mainstream construction
products
182
Improving Sustainability Skills and
Knowledge in the Workplace
Phil Birch et al. 2010 Reject
Joanne Tippett
et al.
Looks at recycling trench arisings as a backfill
for pavements
Not relevant as about purchasing of recycled
materials from the processors point of view
Tool for future use, no evidence of achieved
reductions
Doc Author
Organisation
Glass Technology
Services Ltd
Scott Wilson Ltd,
Lafarge A&C UK
Source Organisation ISBN URL Original Source Document Type
WRAP final report 27
WRAP technical report 46
Valpak Consulting WRAP other... 31
Cyril Sweett WRAP guide 34
2008 Reject Only discusses recycled content AMA Research Ltd WRAP guide 175
2009 Reserve
about corporate behaviour change and how
to achieve it but not waste specific. May be
useful framwork document though.
183 Wastage rate report Szilvia Zakar 2008 Reject Not directly relevant to the project BRE
184
Lightweight Wine Bottles: Strength as an Issue in
the Manufacture of Lightweight
Wine Bottles
Andy Hartley 2008 Reject
Not directly about bottle waste but about
strength
185 Resource planning tool Maggie Blackwell 2008 Reject Not directly relevant to the project BRE
186 Efficient use of materials in refurbishment 0 Retain
187
Reverse Logistics on Construction Sites:
Modelling the potential benefi ts of back-hauling
188
Lightweight beer bottles: setting a bold
new standard
189
Singh is managing business better thanks
to WRAP support
190
191
192
193
New Developments: Working towards
Halving Waste to Landfill
Reverse logistics for plasterboard:
A unique operation to manage the delivery of
plasterboard and backhaul the off-cuts and
wastage
Reusable ‘Carrierpac’ protects product
and cuts down on packaging
Opportunities in timber-framed house-building:
Glamorgan & Gwent Housing Association.
0 Reject
Retain
0 Reject
Deals with efficient reverse logistics for
construction
SCI, University of
Manchester
BRE (Construction
Resources & Waste
Platform)
GlassRite WRAP 1-84405-388-1
City of Edinburgh
Council
BRE (Construction
Resources & Waste
Platform)
http://www.crwplatform.co.uk/conwaste/assets/Publica
tions/Wastageratesreport.pdf
www.wrap.org.uk/.../Wine_bottle_strength_May_08.f76
baa73.5393.pdf
http://www.crwplatform.co.uk/conwaste/assets/Publica
tions/Resourceplanningtool.pdf
No. of
pages
final report 130
40
final report 31
WRAP other... 2
WRAP WRAP other... 4
Container
Lite
WRAP www.wrap.org.uk/document.rm?id=3821 other... 4
Reject No information about waste prevention. WRAP WRAP www.wrap.org.uk/document.rm?id=4580 other... 2
Looks at waste diversion achieved by Land
Securities. Some of this is "reuse" but no data
presented separately for it.
WRAP WRAP other... 3
0 Reject Concerns recycling waste plasterboard Recycled Solutions WRAP www.wrap.org.uk/go.rm?id=34656 other... 4
Reject
Just a trial, no ongoing waste reduction
achieved.
WRAP WRAP www.wrap.org.uk/document.rm?id=3742 other... 4
0 Reject Only discusses recycled content WRAP WRAP www.wrap.org.uk/document.rm?id=3914 other... 2
40
194
195
Housing gets smart with waste Best practice in
reducing site waste delivers hard results.
Opportunities in university accommodation
Queen’s University Halls of Residence, Belfast.
0 Retain WRAP WRAP other... 2
0 Reject Only discusses recycled content WRAP WRAP other... 2
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