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Sulphate bearing waste: progress towards a concentration limit for separate disposal
This project aims to define a maximum permissible sulphate concentration for wastes deposited with biodegradable wastes, in order to satisfy the requirements of Paragraph 15 of Schedule 1 of the Landfill Amendment Regulations 2004. A review of the sources and users of sulphate bearing waste determin
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