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	Municipal waste does not include waste from production, agriculture, forestry, fishing, septic tanks and sewage network and treatment, including sewage sludge, end of life vehicles or [[Construction and Demolition Waste\|construction and demolition waste]].		Municipal waste does not include waste from production, agriculture, forestry, fishing, septic tanks and sewage network and treatment, including sewage sludge, end of life vehicles or [[Construction and Demolition Waste\|construction and demolition waste]].

	This definition is without prejudice to the allocation of responsibilities for waste ~~managment~~ between public and private sectors.		This definition is without prejudice to the allocation of responsibilities for waste management between public and private sectors.

	The definition of municipal waste '''in the UK''' changed in 2010 following negotiations with the EU Commission and the waste community to remove the ambiguity around this term and is now termed ‘[[Local Authority Collected Municipal Waste]]’ or ‘[[Local Authority Collected Waste]]’.		The definition of municipal waste '''in the UK''' changed in 2010 following negotiations with the EU Commission and the waste community to remove the ambiguity around this term and is now termed ‘[[Local Authority Collected Municipal Waste]]’ or ‘[[Local Authority Collected Waste]]’.

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	[[Category:Tonnage & Waste Types]]		[[Category:Tonnage & Waste Types]]
	Municipal Solid Waste – or MSW – is a term more extensively used in the EU and includes [[Household Waste]] and any other wastes collected by a [[Waste Collection Authority]], or its agents, such as [[Municipal Parks]] and [[Garden Waste]], [[Beach Cleansing Waste]], [[Commercial Waste]] and waste resulting from the clearance of [[Fly-tipped Materials]]. It can also be used to describe [[Commercial Waste]] that are broadly similar in nature to household wastes as outlined in the definition below.		[[Municipal Solid Waste]] – or [[MSW]] – is a term more extensively used in the EU and includes [[Household Waste]] and any other wastes collected by a [[Waste Collection Authority]], or its agents, such as [[Municipal Parks]] and [[Garden Waste]], [[Beach Cleansing Waste]], [[Commercial Waste]] and waste resulting from the clearance of [[Fly-tipped Materials]]. It can also be used to describe [[Commercial Waste]] that are broadly similar in nature to household wastes as outlined in the definition below.

	Municipal Waste was originally defined within Directive 1999/31/EC on the landfill of waste but has now been updated and re-defined in Directive 2018/851 amending Directive 2008/98/EC on waste (the [[Waste Framework Directive]]). "Municipal waste" now means <ref>[https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/PDF/?uri=CELEX:32018L0851&from=EN] Directive 2018/851/EC </ref>:		Municipal Waste was originally defined within Directive 1999/31/EC on the landfill of waste but has now been updated and re-defined in Directive 2018/851 amending Directive 2008/98/EC on waste (the [[Waste Framework Directive]]). "Municipal waste" now means <ref>[https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/PDF/?uri=CELEX:32018L0851&from=EN] Directive 2018/851/EC </ref>:
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	However, further ambiguity may arise in the future with the introduction of the new terms [[Non-Household Municipal Waste]] or [[NHM]] which appeared in the most recent Government consultation on [[Consistency in Recycling Collections in England]].		However, further ambiguity may arise in the future with the introduction of the new terms [[Non-Household Municipal Waste]] or [[NHM]] which appeared in the most recent Government consultation on [[Consistency in Recycling Collections in England]].

			==References==

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	#mixed waste and seperarately collected waste from households, including [[Paper\|paper]] and [[Card\|Cardboard]], [[Glass]], [[Metal\|Metals]], [[Plastic\|Plastics]], [[bio-waste]], [[Wood\|wood]], [[textiles]], [[Packaging Waste\|packaging]], [[Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment\|waste electrical and electronic equipment]], waste [[batteries]] and accumulators and bulky waste including mattresses and furniture;		#mixed waste and seperarately collected waste from households, including [[Paper\|paper]] and [[Card\|Cardboard]], [[Glass]], [[Metal\|Metals]], [[Plastic\|Plastics]], [[bio-waste]], [[Wood\|wood]], [[textiles]], [[Packaging Waste\|packaging]], [[Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment\|waste electrical and electronic equipment]], waste [[batteries]] and accumulators and bulky waste including mattresses and furniture;
	#mixed waste and seperately collected waste from other sources, where such waste is similar in nature and composition to waste from households;		#mixed waste and seperately collected waste from other sources, where such waste is similar in nature and composition to waste from households;

			Directive 2018/851 also states that Municipal Waste is to be understood as corresponding to the types of waste included in [[EWC]] Codes Chapter 15 01 and Chapter 20 (with the exception of codes 20 02 02, 20 03 04 and 20 03 06).

	Municipal waste does not include waste from production, agriculture, forestry, fishing, septic tanks and sewage network and treatment, including sewage sludge, end of life vehicles or [[Construction and Demolition Waste\|construction and demolition waste]].		Municipal waste does not include waste from production, agriculture, forestry, fishing, septic tanks and sewage network and treatment, including sewage sludge, end of life vehicles or [[Construction and Demolition Waste\|construction and demolition waste]].

Northern Chick at 11:23, 5 March 2020

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	The definition of municipal waste '''in the UK''' changed in 2010 following negotiations with the EU Commission and the waste community to remove the ambiguity around this term and is now termed ‘[[Local Authority Collected Municipal Waste]]’ or ‘[[Local Authority Collected Waste]]’.		The definition of municipal waste '''in the UK''' changed in 2010 following negotiations with the EU Commission and the waste community to remove the ambiguity around this term and is now termed ‘[[Local Authority Collected Municipal Waste]]’ or ‘[[Local Authority Collected Waste]]’.

	However, further ambiguity may arise in the future with the introduction of [[Non-Household Municipal Waste]] or [[NHM]] in the most recent Government consultation on [[Consistency in Recycling Collections in England]].		However, further ambiguity may arise in the future with the introduction of the new terms [[Non-Household Municipal Waste]] or [[NHM]] which appeared in the most recent Government consultation on [[Consistency in Recycling Collections in England]].

Northern Chick at 11:21, 5 March 2020

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	Municipal Solid Waste – or MSW – is a term more extensively used in the EU and includes [[Household Waste]] and any other wastes collected by a [[Waste Collection Authority]], or its agents, such as [[Municipal Parks]] and [[Garden Waste]], [[Beach Cleansing Waste]], [[Commercial Waste]] and waste resulting from the clearance of [[Fly-tipped Materials]]. It can also be used to describe [[Commercial Waste]] that are broadly similar in nature to household wastes as outlined in the definition below.		Municipal Solid Waste – or MSW – is a term more extensively used in the EU and includes [[Household Waste]] and any other wastes collected by a [[Waste Collection Authority]], or its agents, such as [[Municipal Parks]] and [[Garden Waste]], [[Beach Cleansing Waste]], [[Commercial Waste]] and waste resulting from the clearance of [[Fly-tipped Materials]]. It can also be used to describe [[Commercial Waste]] that are broadly similar in nature to household wastes as outlined in the definition below.

	Municipal Waste was originally defined within Directive 1999/31/EC on the landfill of waste but has now been updated and re-defined in Directive 2018/851 amending Directive 2008/98/EC on waste (the [[Waste Framework Directive]]). "Municipal waste" now means:		Municipal Waste was originally defined within Directive 1999/31/EC on the landfill of waste but has now been updated and re-defined in Directive 2018/851 amending Directive 2008/98/EC on waste (the [[Waste Framework Directive]]). "Municipal waste" now means <ref>[https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/PDF/?uri=CELEX:32018L0851&from=EN] Directive 2018/851/EC </ref>:

	#mixed waste and seperarately collected waste from households, including [[Paper\|paper]] and [[Card\|Cardboard]], [[Glass]], [[Metal\|Metals]], [[Plastic\|Plastics]], [[bio-waste]], [[Wood\|wood]], [[textiles]], [[Packaging Waste\|packaging]], [[Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment\|waste electrical and electronic equipment]], waste [[batteries]] and accumulators and bulky waste including mattresses and furniture;		#mixed waste and seperarately collected waste from households, including [[Paper\|paper]] and [[Card\|Cardboard]], [[Glass]], [[Metal\|Metals]], [[Plastic\|Plastics]], [[bio-waste]], [[Wood\|wood]], [[textiles]], [[Packaging Waste\|packaging]], [[Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment\|waste electrical and electronic equipment]], waste [[batteries]] and accumulators and bulky waste including mattresses and furniture;
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	This definition is without prejudice to the allocation of responsibilities for waste managment between public and private sectors.		This definition is without prejudice to the allocation of responsibilities for waste managment between public and private sectors.

	The definition of municipal waste in the UK changed in 2010 following negotiations with the EU Commission and the waste community to remove the ambiguity around this term and is now termed ‘[[Local Authority Collected Municipal Waste]]’ or ‘[[Local Authority Collected Waste]]’.		The definition of municipal waste '''in the UK''' changed in 2010 following negotiations with the EU Commission and the waste community to remove the ambiguity around this term and is now termed ‘[[Local Authority Collected Municipal Waste]]’ or ‘[[Local Authority Collected Waste]]’.

	However, further ambiguity may arise in the future with the introduction of [[Non-Household Municipal Waste]] or [[NHM]] in the most recent Government consultation on [[Consistency in Recycling Collections in England]].		However, further ambiguity may arise in the future with the introduction of [[Non-Household Municipal Waste]] or [[NHM]] in the most recent Government consultation on [[Consistency in Recycling Collections in England]].

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	Municipal Solid Waste – or MSW – is a term more extensively used in the EU and includes [[Household Waste]] and any other wastes collected by a [[Waste Collection Authority]], or its agents, such as [[Municipal Parks]] and [[Garden Waste]], [[Beach Cleansing Waste]], [[Commercial Waste]] and waste resulting from the clearance of [[Fly-tipped Materials]]. It can also be used to describe [[Commercial Waste]] that are broadly similar in nature to household wastes as outlined in the definition below.		Municipal Solid Waste – or MSW – is a term more extensively used in the EU and includes [[Household Waste]] and any other wastes collected by a [[Waste Collection Authority]], or its agents, such as [[Municipal Parks]] and [[Garden Waste]], [[Beach Cleansing Waste]], [[Commercial Waste]] and waste resulting from the clearance of [[Fly-tipped Materials]]. It can also be used to describe [[Commercial Waste]] that are broadly similar in nature to household wastes as outlined in the definition below.

	Municipal Waste is defined within Directive 1999/31/EC on the landfill of waste ~~as '~~waste from households, ~~as well as~~ other ~~wastes which~~, ~~because of its~~ nature or composition, is ~~similar~~ to waste ~~to waste from household'~~.		Municipal Waste was originally defined within Directive 1999/31/EC on the landfill of waste but has now been updated and re-defined in Directive 2018/851 amending Directive 2008/98/EC on waste (the [[Waste Framework Directive]]). "Municipal waste" now means:

			#mixed waste and seperarately collected waste from households, including [[Paper\|paper]] and [[Card\|Cardboard]], [[Glass]], [[Metal\|Metals]], [[Plastic\|Plastics]], [[bio-waste]], [[Wood\|wood]], [[textiles]], [[Packaging Waste\|packaging]], [[Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment\|waste electrical and electronic equipment]], waste [[batteries]] and accumulators and bulky waste including mattresses and furniture;
			#mixed waste and seperately collected waste from other sources, where such waste is similar in nature and composition to waste from households;

			Municipal waste does not include waste from production, agriculture, forestry, fishing, septic tanks and sewage network and treatment, including sewage sludge, end of life vehicles or [[Construction and Demolition Waste\|construction and demolition waste]].

			This definition is without prejudice to the allocation of responsibilities for waste managment between public and private sectors.

	The definition of municipal waste in the UK changed in 2010 following negotiations with the EU Commission and the waste community to remove the ambiguity around this term and is now termed ‘[[Local Authority Collected Municipal Waste]]’ or ‘[[Local Authority Collected Waste]]’.		The definition of municipal waste in the UK changed in 2010 following negotiations with the EU Commission and the waste community to remove the ambiguity around this term and is now termed ‘[[Local Authority Collected Municipal Waste]]’ or ‘[[Local Authority Collected Waste]]’.

	However, further ambiguity may arise in the future with the introduction of [[Non-Household Municipal Waste]] or [[NHM]] in the most recent Government consultation on [[Consistency in Recycling Collections in England]].		However, further ambiguity may arise in the future with the introduction of [[Non-Household Municipal Waste]] or [[NHM]] in the most recent Government consultation on [[Consistency in Recycling Collections in England]].

MCWaste: Fixed links

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	[[Category:Tonnage & Waste Types]]		[[Category:Tonnage & Waste Types]]
	Municipal Solid Waste – or MSW – is a term more extensively used in the EU and includes [[Household Waste]] and any other wastes collected by a [[Waste Collection Authority]], or its agents, such as [[Municipal Parks]] and [[~~Gardens~~ Waste]], [[Beach Cleansing Waste]], [[Commercial Waste]] and waste resulting from the clearance of [[Fly-tipped Materials]]. It can also be used to describe [[Commercial ~~Wastes~~]] that are broadly similar in nature to household wastes as outlined in the definition below.		Municipal Solid Waste – or MSW – is a term more extensively used in the EU and includes [[Household Waste]] and any other wastes collected by a [[Waste Collection Authority]], or its agents, such as [[Municipal Parks]] and [[Garden Waste]], [[Beach Cleansing Waste]], [[Commercial Waste]] and waste resulting from the clearance of [[Fly-tipped Materials]]. It can also be used to describe [[Commercial Waste]] that are broadly similar in nature to household wastes as outlined in the definition below.

	Municipal Waste is defined within Directive 1999/31/EC on the landfill of waste as 'waste from households, as well as other wastes which, because of its nature or composition, is similar to waste to waste from household'.		Municipal Waste is defined within Directive 1999/31/EC on the landfill of waste as 'waste from households, as well as other wastes which, because of its nature or composition, is similar to waste to waste from household'.

Northern Chick: Addition of the Municipal Waste definition

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Addition of the Municipal Waste definition

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	[[Category:Tonnage & Waste Types]]		[[Category:Tonnage & Waste Types]]
	Municipal Solid Waste – or MSW – is a term more extensively used in the EU and includes [[Household Waste]] and any other wastes collected by a [[Waste Collection Authority]], or its agents, such as [[Municipal Parks]] and [[Gardens Waste]], [[Beach Cleansing Waste]], [[Commercial Waste]] and waste resulting from the clearance of [[Fly-tipped Materials]]. It can also be used to describe [[Commercial Wastes]] that are broadly similar in nature to household wastes.		Municipal Solid Waste – or MSW – is a term more extensively used in the EU and includes [[Household Waste]] and any other wastes collected by a [[Waste Collection Authority]], or its agents, such as [[Municipal Parks]] and [[Gardens Waste]], [[Beach Cleansing Waste]], [[Commercial Waste]] and waste resulting from the clearance of [[Fly-tipped Materials]]. It can also be used to describe [[Commercial Wastes]] that are broadly similar in nature to household wastes as outlined in the definition below.

	The definition of municipal waste changed in 2010 following negotiations with the EU Commission and the waste community to remove the ambiguity around this term and is now termed ‘[[Local Authority Collected Municipal Waste]]’ or ‘[[Local Authority Collected Waste]]’.		Municipal Waste is defined within Directive 1999/31/EC on the landfill of waste as 'waste from households, as well as other wastes which, because of its nature or composition, is similar to waste to waste from household'.

			The definition of municipal waste in the UK changed in 2010 following negotiations with the EU Commission and the waste community to remove the ambiguity around this term and is now termed ‘[[Local Authority Collected Municipal Waste]]’ or ‘[[Local Authority Collected Waste]]’.

	However, further ambiguity may arise in the future with the introduction of [[Non-Household Municipal Waste]] or [[NHM]] in the most recent Government consultation on [[Consistency in Recycling Collections in England]].		However, further ambiguity may arise in the future with the introduction of [[Non-Household Municipal Waste]] or [[NHM]] in the most recent Government consultation on [[Consistency in Recycling Collections in England]].

MCWaste: Full stop

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	The definition of municipal waste changed in 2010 following negotiations with the EU Commission and the waste community to remove the ambiguity around this term and is now termed ‘[[Local Authority Collected Municipal Waste]]’ or ‘[[Local Authority Collected Waste]]’.		The definition of municipal waste changed in 2010 following negotiations with the EU Commission and the waste community to remove the ambiguity around this term and is now termed ‘[[Local Authority Collected Municipal Waste]]’ or ‘[[Local Authority Collected Waste]]’.

	However, further ambiguity may arise in the future with the introduction of [[Non-Household Municipal Waste]] or [[NHM]] in the most recent Government consultation on [[Consistency in Recycling Collections in England]]		However, further ambiguity may arise in the future with the introduction of [[Non-Household Municipal Waste]] or [[NHM]] in the most recent Government consultation on [[Consistency in Recycling Collections in England]].

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	Municipal Solid Waste – or MSW – is a term more extensively used in the EU and includes ~~household waste~~ and any other wastes collected by a Waste Collection Authority, or its agents, such as ~~municipal parks~~ and ~~gardens waste~~, ~~beach cleansing waste~~, ~~commercial waste~~ and waste resulting from the clearance of ~~fly~~-tipped ~~materials~~. It can also be used to describe ~~commercial wastes~~ that are broadly similar in nature to household wastes.		[[Category:Tonnage & Waste Types]]
			Municipal Solid Waste – or MSW – is a term more extensively used in the EU and includes [[Household Waste]] and any other wastes collected by a [[Waste Collection Authority]], or its agents, such as [[Municipal Parks]] and [[Gardens Waste]], [[Beach Cleansing Waste]], [[Commercial Waste]] and waste resulting from the clearance of [[Fly-tipped Materials]]. It can also be used to describe [[Commercial Wastes]] that are broadly similar in nature to household wastes.

			The definition of municipal waste changed in 2010 following negotiations with the EU Commission and the waste community to remove the ambiguity around this term and is now termed ‘[[Local Authority Collected Municipal Waste]]’ or ‘[[Local Authority Collected Waste]]’.

			However, further ambiguity may arise in the future with the introduction of [[Non-Household Municipal Waste]] or [[NHM]] in the most recent Government consultation on [[Consistency in Recycling Collections in England]]