*Clean Ireland Recycling Waste Operator Alan Hassett pictured with an electronic item that poses a fire risk if placed in a bin or skip. Photograph: Paul Corey. A RISE in fires caused by batteries, vapes and electronic items being discarded in household wheelie bins, skips and public street bins has been recorded.
Pat Barry of Project ESPWA and Diarmaid O Donnell (left) and Brian Lyons (right) of Clean Ireland Recycling pictured ahead of a shipment of building materials ahead of its departure for Kenya. SHANNON HEADQUARTERED, Clean Ireland Recycling is helping to build a new disability centre in Kenya.
CLEAN Ireland Recycling is urging Clare householders to double down on their recycling efforts, advising that there are potential environmental and cost benefits for the billpayer.
*This week’s Sunday Read series visits two trailblazing companies who have invested in natural gas powered trucks. Pictured is Brian Lyons at the Clean Ireland Recycling refuelling station in Shannon. THE Government’s climate action plan aims to have one million electric vehicles on Irish roads by 2030 – the proposed cut-off point for the sale …
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