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How is waste regulated?
The Environment Agency is the main body responsible for regulating waste management in England, ensuring businesses and individuals dispose of waste legally and safely. Local councils also play a crucial role, particularly in household waste collection and tackling smaller-scale fly-tipping. This new national effort supports their work.
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