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Here are some useful links

• NetRegs

  NetRegs provides free environmental guidance for small businesses (SMEs). We tell you what you need to do to comply with environmental regulations.

• Health & Safety Executive

  Welcome to the homepage of the Health and Safety Executive and Health and Safety Commission website.

• Friends of the Earth

  Friends of the Earth exists to protect and improve the conditions for life on Earth, now and for the future.

• Greenpeace

  Greenpeace stands for positive change through action. We defend the natural world and promote peace.

• Industry council Electronic Recycling

  ICER is an association of member companies dealing with the recycling or treatment of waste from all electrical and electronic equipment.

• British Glass Recycling

  The fun place to learn about glass recycling.

• Aluminium Packaging Recycling Organisation

  Alupro is a UK based non-profit organization responsible for encouraging and developing recycling collection initiatives, consumer education.

• British Plastics Federation

  The British Plastics Federation (BPF) is the Trade Association for the UK Plastics Industry.

• Industry Council for Packaging and the Environment

  INCPEN is a research organisation, which draws together an influential group of companies who share a vision of the future where all production, distribution, and consumption are sustainable.

• European Recovered Paper Federation

  ERPA is the European Recovered Paper Association and a daughter federation of BIR.

• Waste Resources Action Group

  WRAP's mission is to accelerate resource efficiency by creating stable and efficient markets for recycled materials and products.

• The Paper Federation of Great Britain

  The Confederation of Paper Industries, the eyes, ears and voice of the paper industry.

• The Institute of Waste Management

  CIWM Waste Strategy Conference 2006 One Whitehall Place, London 1st March 2006.

• Department for Environment food and Rural Affairs

  The UK Government department tasked with issues such as the environment, rural development, the countryside, wildlife, animal welfare and sustainable farming.

• The Environment Agency

  The leading public organisation for protecting and improving the environment in England and Wales.