Derbyshire Introduces Vehicle Registration for Recycling Centers
Derbyshire Introduces Vehicle Registration for Recycling Centers

Derbyshire Introduces Vehicle Registration for Recycling Centers

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Derbyshire County Council is implementing a vehicle registration scheme for residents using its household waste recycling centres, following a 32% increase in waste since 2017, which has resulted in higher disposal costs. Residents over 17 can register up to two vehicles for free, while entry will be monitored by automatic number plate recognition technology. Although unregistered vehicles will not be turned away immediately, residents are encouraged to register soon to avoid future issues. Additionally, a new trade waste service is being introduced for small businesses at specific recycling centres, allowing them to dispose of waste for a fee. In Bellingham, Washington, the city is mandating participation in the FoodPlus! organic waste program by 2025, which will complement its existing recycling efforts and aim to reduce landfill waste. Both initiatives reflect a growing trend toward stricter waste management practices to improve recycling efficiency and environmental sustainability.

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