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Paragraph 5 allows burning of waste as a fuel at a rate of less than one tonne per hour to the extent that it is or forms part of a process within

Specific guidance in relation to applying for a Paragraph 5 simple exemption.

Paragraph 8 allows the burning of waste oil as a fuel in an engine of an aircraft, hovercraft, mechanically propelled vehicle, railway locomotive,

Specific guidance in relation to applying for a Paragraph 7 simple exemption

A Paragraph 7 exemption allows the burning of waste as a fuel in an appliance or appliances that have an aggregate net thermal input of less than 0.4

Specific guidance in relation to applying for a Paragraph 47 simple exemption

A paragraph 47 exemption allows the burning at a dock of waste consisting of plant tissue(1) or wood of any kind used to wedge or support parts of

Paragraph 30 allows the burning of Plant Tissue1 waste on land in the open and the storage of this waste on land where it is to be burned pending it&

A paragraph 30 exemption allows the burning of plant tissue (see note 1 in interpretation paragraph) waste on land in the open and the storage of

The following relates to Glen Burn ASSI

Sruhanleanantawey Burn ASSI site citation documents and map

Black Burn ASSI site citation documents and map

Black Burn ASSI is the only known extensive, active cave system developed in the Cretaceous age Ulster White Limestones in Northern Ireland. It is

The area is of special scientific interest because of the richness and diversity  of its woodland vegetation. Glen Burn is an area of semi -

Sruhanleanantawey Burn has been designated an ASSI because of its important geology.The area provides access to a range of rocks that are exposed

The following relates to Essan Burn and Mullyfamore ASSI

This site is a large area of blanket bog in the Essan Valley. The hydrology is still intact and the vegetation shows clear affinities to oceanic

Clarification and guidance on the Short Term Storage of Refuse Derived Fuel (RDF) and/or Solid Recovered Fuel (SRF) at a Dockside.

This study comprises of an evidence review to support the assessment of potential policy options to improve air quality and an assessment of the

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