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Crop Residues Burning Regulations 1993 (waste)

If you intend to burn crop stubble under an exemption you will still need to comply with the Crop Residues Burning Regulations 1993 where they are applicable. Registering an exemption does not exclude you from complying with other legislation.

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  • Crop Residues Burning Regulations 1993
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