Effective waste management is crucial in supporting sustainability and understanding waste wood grades is a key aspect of reducing landfill and maximising recycling efforts. In the UK, wood waste is classified into distinct grades, each with unique characteristics and disposal …
At Rabbit Skip Hire, we are always on the lookout for ways to support eco-friendly initiatives and better serve our loyal customers in East Sussex and West Sussex. We’re proud to announce the launch of our wood-only skip hire—a sustainable …
Energy from Waste. It’s something that we talk a lot about here at Rabbit. But it’s not necessarily a concept that’s widely known about outside of our industry. So, we’ve put together this simple guide to shine some light on …
Electric cars are unquestionably a step in the right direction for decarbonisation and a greener future. And with a ban on new petrol and diesel cars coming to the UK in 2030, electric vehicles will be an inevitable part of …
Almost four years ago, we invested in our first UNTHA shredder. The UNTHA XR3000C mobil-e went on to hit the headlines when it more than halved the energy consumption required to manufacture our own alternative fuel. Fast forward to …
Energy from Waste (EfW) plants, like ours at Rabbit, play a crucial role in waste management in the UK. They form part of the pursuit for a low-carbon, circular economy alongside a suite of major waste management initiatives to tackle …
Recycle Week is an annual celebration of recycling that’s organised by WRAP, the Waste and Resources Action Programme, of which the Rabbit Waste Management is an active member. This year, Recycle Week takes place from 21st September and …
We are increasingly aware of the need to rely less on fossil fuels to power the UK and to reduce energy consumption. Managing carbon emissions caused by burning fossil fuels to produce energy is crucial to controlling climate change. While …
Fly tipping is a long-standing problem throughout the UK. In 2016, we discussed how fly tipping ruins our streets and countryside. Since then, the situation has further declined. Critics blame low resourcing, lack of government support and ineffective fines, …
Historically, the UK has depended on fossil fuels to generate energy. The problem? Not only are these finite resources, so will eventually run out, but burning fossil fuels is damaging to human health and our environment.
Coal supplies a third …
