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[[Category:Technologies & Solutions]]

The traditional approach to waste management in the UK offered containment and stabilization in ‘Sanitary Landfill’. As new arrangements evolve to [[Reuse]], [[~~Recycle~~]], and [[~~Recover~~]] waste in line with the [[Waste Hierarchy]], the need for Landfill has dropped and will continue to drop in developed countries – but ultimately there will always be a small element of waste that will need to be landfilled in a safe and secure way. In developing countries, with limited infrastructure, the delivery of Sanitary Landfill would represent a huge step forwards in protecting water resources and human health.

The traditional approach to waste management in the UK offered containment and stabilization in ‘Sanitary Landfill’. As new arrangements evolve to [[Reuse]], [[Recycling]], and [[Recovery]] waste in line with the [[Waste Hierarchy]], the need for Landfill has dropped and will continue to drop in developed countries – but ultimately there will always be a small element of waste that will need to be landfilled in a safe and secure way. In developing countries, with limited infrastructure, the delivery of Sanitary Landfill would represent a huge step forwards in protecting water resources and human health.

The [[Landfill Directive]] sets the types and standards required in the delivery of Landfill in the UK.

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-The traditional approach to waste management in the UK offered containment and stabilization in ‘Sanitary Landfill’. As new arrangements evolve to [[Reuse]], [[Recycle]], and [[Recover]] waste in line with the [[Waste Hierarchy]], the need for Landfill has dropped and will continue to drop in developed countries – but ultimately there will always be a small element of waste that will need to be landfilled in a safe and secure way. In developing countries, with limited infrastructure, the delivery of Sanitary Landfill would represent a huge step forwards in protecting water resources and human health.
+The traditional approach to waste management in the UK offered containment and stabilization in ‘Sanitary Landfill’. As new arrangements evolve to [[Reuse]], [[Recycling]], and [[Recovery]] waste in line with the [[Waste Hierarchy]], the need for Landfill has dropped and will continue to drop in developed countries – but ultimately there will always be a small element of waste that will need to be landfilled in a safe and secure way. In developing countries, with limited infrastructure, the delivery of Sanitary Landfill would represent a huge step forwards in protecting water resources and human health.
 The [[Landfill Directive]] sets the types and standards required in the delivery of Landfill in the UK.