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14 July, 2008 By Liz Gyekye
Councils in Wales are being urged to turn food waste into energy and use anaerobic digestion (AD) technology. Speaking at conference in Cardiff (July 10) the Minister for Environment, Sustainability and Housing, Jane Davidson, said a new approach was needed to see waste as a valuable resource rather than something that needed to be disposed of as cheaply as possible.Davidson also met with local authority cabinet members to discuss how they could improve recycling facilities ...
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