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The Waste Facilities Audit Association - WFAA - was formed in 1993 principally in response to tightening legal environmental requirements, increased cost of waste disposal and increased public and corporate expectation.

The WFAA is a non-profit making association of companies who in the course of their normal business activities generate waste.



Aims of the WFAA

To assist members in obtaining authoritative information on UK, Irish & mainland Europe waste management facilities through commissioning and sharing independent audits at cost effective rates. In addition the WFAA also:

  • Provides detailed on-line information on UK waste site licences from the Environment Agency.
  • Develop waste management e-learning training materials for its members that can be delivered by the WFAA web site, CD ROM or through the member's intranet or Learning Management System.




 
Consultation on the new Animal By-Products (Enforcement) (England) Regulations 2011
Consultation on Transposition of the revised Waste Framework Directive
Consultation on the Draft Environmental Permitting (England and Wales) (Amendment) Regulations 2011
Environment Agency Publishes New Clinical Waste Guidance
European Commission Publishes its Annual Environment Policy Review for 2009
Talks on Expansion of Regional Landfill in Franklin
Oil Spill Waste Raises Concerns in the Gulf
Comparing the Cost of Alternative Waste Treatment Options
UK Waste Strategy Under Review
WRAP Launches Rethink Waste
Penalties Highlighted for Operating Illegal Car Waste Sites
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The next WFAA Steering Group Meeting will be held on the 20 October 2010 at the Commonwealth Club, London.



For further details contact the WFAA Secretary david.denley@wfaa.org.uk