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Environment Agency: Scientific Advisers | Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs | Written Answers The Environment Agency has a Scientific Advisory Group for the Strategic Monitoring Programme.
Plastics: Waste | Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs | Written Answers The Government’s Resources and Waste Strategy, published last December, sets out our approach to eliminating avoidable plastic waste.
Incinerators: Health Hazards | Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs | Written Answers I refer the Hon. Member to the reply given on 26 June 2019 to PQ 266068, which details PHE’s research in this area.
Solid Fuels: Heating | Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs | Written Answers I refer the hon. Member to the reply previously given to the hon. Member for Shipley, Philp Davies, on 20 June 2019, PQ UIN 263780.
Beverage Containers: Recycling | Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs | Written Answers The effect of a deposit return scheme (DRS) on household recycling collections is set out on page 32 of the DRS impact assessment:
Call for Evidence for Flooding and Coastal Erosion policy | Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs | Written Ministerial Statements About 1 in 6 people in England live in properties which are at risk of flooding.
Plastics: Bottles | Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs | Written Answers We have not had discussions on phasing out single use plastic bottles.
Recycling | Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs | Written Answers Municipal waste is the combination of household waste collected by local authorities and household-like business waste.
Sites of Special Scientific Interest: National Parks | Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs | Written Answers Our 25 Year Environment Plan commits to restoring 75% of our one million hectares of land and freshwater in protected sites to favourable
Fires: Yorkshire and the Humber | Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs | Written Answers The risk of severe damage from wildfire on wet, well functioning peatlands is relatively low.
