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1   Link   Disappointment for waste PFI schemes (22/10/10)
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2   Link   £1bn 'incinerator plan' falls victim to Government cuts (22/10/10)
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3   Link   Delight for campaigners as budget cuts limits possibility of waste incinerator (21/10/10)
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4   Link   Firm fights Bristol City Council's decision to stop £200m incinerator (04/09/10)
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5   Link   Ardley incinerator rethink bid rejected (09/08/10)
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6   Link   The Ardley incinerator timeline (09/08/10)
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7   Link   UK may have to import rubbish for incinerators (01/08/10)
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8   Link   Residents up in arms as council agrees incinerator contract (28/07/10)
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9   Link   Agency says there is confusion over incinerator plans for South Hams quarry (27/07/10)
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10   Link   Permit power (26/07/10)
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11   Link   Dartmoor incinerator decision 'has not been made' (26/07/10)
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12   Link   Public invited to have their say on plan for waste incinerator at Ivybridge (20/07/10)
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13   Link   Britain has the recycling resources - now let's use them (23/06/10)
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14   Link   Reduce and recycle; say no to incineration (15/04/10)
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15   Link   Industry expert calls on Government to set 6% target for electricity from EfW (30/03/10)
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16   Link   Warwickshire debates PFI partnership withdrawal (29/03/10)
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17   Link   Ministers push for Anaerobic Digestion take up (29/03/10)
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18   Link   MPs call for IPC to assess the sustainability of energy from waste fuel sources (24/03/10)
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19   Link   Incinerator plans voted out again by Guernsey States (24/03/10)
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20   Link   Fury at 'absurd' curbs on incinerator debate (24/03/10)
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