Waste & Resource Management
The need to develop sustainable solutions for communities
worldwide requires that maximum efficiency and value be gained in
the handling of waste and resources. Scott Wilson has developed the
wide range of skills and expertise necessary to provide a
comprehensive consultancy service in this important area.
The Waste and Resources sub-sector has experienced significant
growth over recent years as growing environmental awareness and
increasing urban populations have made solid waste management one
of the most pressing environmental challenges. The recognition
worldwide of the ‘waste hierarchy’ (the need to reduce, re-use and
recycle wastes before their ultimate disposal) and more onerous
legislative requirements have combined to ensure waste and
resources are managed in a way that protects human health and the
wider environment.
Scott Wilson has over 20 years’ experience in waste and resource
management with major private sector operators, regulators, local
and national governments, funding agencies and non-government
contractors both in the UK and internationally. The specialist
teams within Scott Wilson have a thorough understanding of the
sub-sector and can provide a multi-disciplinary service including
resource efficiency, environmental assessment, pollution control,
investigation and risk assessment, policy and strategy development,
planning, engineering design, technology appraisal and integration,
permitting, procurement, contract and construction management and
due diligence.
Scott Wilson has developed a reputation based on innovation,
quality and credibility from longstanding relationships with our
clients and the communities in which we work.
See also Waste and Recycling under the
Property Sector.
CONTACT: John Holden, waste@scottwilson.com
Malta Landfills Rehabilitation
Project Introduction
The Aerial Emissions Control Works project is
the cornerstone of the rehabilitation of three of the closed
landfills in Malta and Gozo (Maghtab, Qortin and Wied Fulija). The
other key elements of the rehabilitation strategy are the physical
stabilisation of the waste...