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brightgreen.org.uk
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Consultancy
BRIGHT GREEN provides consultancy to the public sector, private sector and voluntary and community groups.
ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANCY
- Business & Resource Efficiency
- Environmental Technologies
- Strategy & Policy Development
- Built Environment
- Community & Environment
- Eco-schools
Other areas covered include:
ZERO WASTE COMMUNITIES
- Feasibility Studies
- Design
- Infrastructure
- Training & Outreach
- Development
- Business models
EDUCATION, TRAINING & CULTURE
- Resources for Schools
- Training provision & materials
- Conferences
- Presentations
- Bright Green Communities
WHAT IS A ZERO WASTE CENTRE?
A Zero Waste Centre is a site where unwanted materials from the public and businesses are collected for reuse, recycling and reprocessing. Diverting materials from landfill or incineration and bringing them back into economic use, creating local jobs and opportunities.
The waste management infrastructure needs to change, moving away from wasting, to maximising recovery, reuse, recycling, reprocessing and the re-maufacturing of materials into new products.
This means separating materials at the source, to provide industry with high quality commodities.
BRIGHT GREEN provides consultancy to the public sector, private sector and voluntary and community groups.
ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANCY
- Business & Resource Efficiency
- Environmental Technologies
- Strategy & Policy Development
- Built Environment
- Community & Environment
- Eco-schools
Other areas covered include:
ZERO WASTE COMMUNITIES
- Feasibility Studies
- Design
- Infrastructure
- Training & Outreach
- Development
- Business models
EDUCATION, TRAINING & CULTURE
- Resources for Schools
- Training provision & materials
- Conferences
- Presentations
- Bright Green Communities
WHAT IS A ZERO WASTE CENTRE?
A Zero Waste Centre is a site where unwanted materials from the public and businesses are collected for reuse, recycling and reprocessing. Diverting materials from landfill or incineration and bringing them back into economic use, creating local jobs and opportunities.
The waste management infrastructure needs to change, moving away from wasting, to maximising recovery, reuse, recycling, reprocessing and the re-maufacturing of materials into new products.
This means separating materials at the source, to provide industry with high quality commodities.
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Lowestoft
Suffolk
NR32 1EB
Tel: 01502 584061
Internet: www.brightgreen.org.uk
E-Mail: info@brightgreen.org.uk
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12 Grove Road
Lowestoft
Suffolk
NR32 1EB
Tel: 01502 584061
Internet: www.brightgreen.org.uk
E-Mail: info@brightgreen.org.uk
A Company Limited by Guarantee Company Number 5679233
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