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Written Answers — Environment Food and Rural Affairs: Domestic Waste: Waste Disposal (22 Oct 2009)

Dan Norris: ...Action Programme (WRAP) is not responsible for research or policy on backyard burning. In 2006 DEFRA published a research project to review complaints received by local authorities about bonfire smoke, which advised on the legal and practical remedies available to local authorities and private individuals. In addition, DEFRA carried out research into emissions of dioxins from the burning...

Written Answers — Environment Food and Rural Affairs: Waste Management: Nuisance (12 Oct 2009)

Dan Norris: .... A consequence of this regulatory change is that local authorities now require the consent of the Secretary of State before instituting proceedings for statutory nuisances such as odour, noise, smoke, dust, artificial light and accumulations from a waste operation (i.e. a site regulated by the Environment Agency under an environmental permit or requiring registration as an exempt waste...

Written Answers — Environment Food and Rural Affairs: Heating: Greenhouse Gas Emissions (20 Jul 2009)

Dan Norris: ...annually, equivalent to 22.2 ktCO2 (thousand tonnes of CO2). In October 2007, the MTP updated the assumptions in the original study to estimate CO2 emissions from patio heaters as a result of the smoking ban. The report estimated that the annual emissions from patio heaters as a result of the smoking ban would be between 96 and 282 kt CO2, depending on the type of heaters and how they were...

Orders of the Day — Wild Mammals (Hunting with Dogs) Bill (28 Nov 1997)

Mr Dan Norris: ...his very best. Without reservation, I can say that he was and he did. People often ask why my constituency is called Wansdyke, thinking that it is a northern constituency with chimney stacks, smoke, satanic mills and all sorts of things. It is in the heart of southern England—in the south-west, near Bristol. Its northern edge includes parts of Bristol, moving across to Bath and down...

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