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Friday, 20th November 2009 Change Date

Environment

Waste incinerator: 'Time to find a solution is fast running out' IN today's throwaway society, and with most goods bought from the supermarkets coming with unprecedented amounts of packaging, dealing with the city's growing mountain of waste is an increasing challenge for the city council.

Councils turn up the heat on giant new incinerator plans 'Energy from waste' plant burns rubbish to spark electricity

Uplift charge hike sparks flytipping fears Residents fear notorious fly-tipping grounds will only get worse

£320 to park at your own door War declared on pollution as council poised to raise permit charges on 'gas guzzlers'

Pupils give plastic the sack with school ban

Salmond has big footprint

Porty beach fails bacteria test for first time

Turbine will put the wind up visitors to the Botanics

Binmen to help householders clean up their act on recycling

Grab brown to go green with waste

There's more than one way of getting cash from plastic

Windfarm gets £22m of extra turbines

Waste depot protesters take to streets

Gas-guzzler motorists facing huge hike in parking charge

Notorious stench Leithers' biggest stink

'Green bridge' vision for bike link between port's parks

All hands to the pumps in drive to get green cars going

It's a rubbish job, but someone has to do it..

How helping to save the world can save businesses a fortune

Biofuel targets aren't meaningful enough

Waste plant opponents set out their stall

Campaigners air their feelings to G8

Easily misled by green intentions

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