Waste Matters Scotland: Bin collection

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Articles
- Facts per region
- How is waste in my area?
- Where can I dispose of xyz?
- Origins
- Who generates waste?
- Household
- Shops, schools, hospitals & similar
- Industry
- Materials
- What enters the waste stream?
- Classification of waste materials
- Reusing waste materials
- End-states
- Where does waste end up?
- Recycled vs. landfilled vs. other
- Pros & cons of incineration
- Waste consequences
- Carbon impact
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Data
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- Household waste (19,008 records)
- Household CO₂e (208 records)
- Business waste by region (8,976 records)
- Business waste by sector (2,640 records)
- Waste site (1254 records)
- Waste site ins & outs (2,667,914 records)
- Material coding (557 records)
- EWC coding (973 records)
- Households (288 records)
- Population (288 records)
This site
- Interpreting this site
- What does the reliability indicator mean?
- What data is missing and why?
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Bin collection

Caution

Placeholder content.

Kerbside combined

Also see this Wikipedia article.

missing bins chart

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