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Assignment 2As a waste management expert you have been asked to produce an academic paper, for “Resources, Conservation and Recycling”, which critically evaluates current disposal methods and new technologies available, for the organic waste fraction of MSW in a named country in Europe, so as to propose a cost effective mix of technology for future practice in the move towards zero waste.Module: ENVM 009Tutor:Paul PhillipsBy: Jinxin WangDate: 18/01/2013Figure1 4Figure2 6Figure3 7Figure3 12Table 1 8Table 2 9Table 3 9Table 4 10Table 5 10Table 6 11Table 7 18Table 8 18Table 9 19Box 15Box 213Box 313Box 414Box 515Box 616Box 717Current disposal methods and new technologies available for the organic waste fraction of MSW in EnglandAnd propose cost effective mix of technology for future practice in the move towards zero wasteJinxin Wang School of Science and Technology, Newton Building, Avenue Campus University of Northampton, Northampton UK, NN2 6JDEmail: ijinxin@163.comAbstractWaste management with current demands for protecting the environment and using the resources efficiently has developed from landfill to energy recovery. This paper will illustrate the current methods and new technologies used in England for organic waste management.With the waste strategy in England, “what are the methods used in current local authorities and waste industry” and “what kind of cost effective mix of technology in the move towards zero waste is desired for future practice” are the main directions for this paper analysing.Keywords: organic waste management; energy recovery; current methods; technologyIntroductionA recent Defra publication (2011a) said that, the UK produced nearly 289 million tonnes of wastesin 2008, with organic waste accounting for in excess of 100 million tonnes(Defra, 2011a). Amarket study carried out by Office of Fair Trade said the national policies mayfavour proposals for more efficient waste treatment and increased renewable energy generationon organic waste (OFT,