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About The Government > Departments > Environment, Food and Agriculture > Environment Directorate > Environmental Protection Unit

The Waste Disposal Licence (WDL) requires reports and notifications to be submitted to DEFA to demonstrate compliance with licence conditions including emission limit values, copies covering

News > 2017 > Jun > 02

Spot-checks to detect oversized items of waste delivered to the Energy from Waste Plant are set to increase in frequency following the third blockage at the facility in less than a week

News > 2013 > May > 21

The Department of Infrastructure’s Waste Management Section has achieved international recognition for its Quality, Environment and Health and Safety management systems after 18 months of hard work

News > 2018 > Jul > 04

The way the Island deals with its waste will be more clearly defined, if a strategy document presented by the Department of Infrastructure is approved by Tynwald Members at this month’s sitting

About The Government > Departments > Environment, Food and Agriculture > Environment Directorate > Environmental Protection Unit > ODS/F-Gas regulations

All ODS and F-Gas waste transported off island will require a completed notification: Transfronteir Shipment of Waste (TFS). This notification requires authorisation from the UK Environment Agency

News > 2015 > Dec > 23

The Department of Infrastructure has announced a significant change to the way local authorities are charged for disposing of household waste at the Energy from Waste (EfW) plant. Revised charging

News > 2015 > Sep > 09

Progress is being made towards improving the working relationship between central and local government on household waste collection and disposal. The Waste Management Working Group met

News > 2016 > Jun > 02

The Department of Infrastructure is seeking to work in partnership with the private sector to provide long-term strategic waste management services for the Isle of Man. Expressions of interest

About The Government > Departments > Infrastructure > Waste Management

One of the by-products of the Island's economy, the day to day activity of its residents, is waste – some of which is potentially harmful to the environment and people, some can be reused or recycled

News > 2021 > Jul > 21

oceans will triple in the next 10 years, so we must act now as a responsible Biosphere nation. The production of this unnecessary waste contributes significantly to global greenhouse gas emissions