Back in October, she asked teachers to send in their lists of what wastes time and what should be done to reduce unnecessary bureaucracy.
But it is this time because of the so-called tax-lock plans, a legislative gesture of virtue that wastes parliament's time – who will be punished if it is breached?
An EA spokesperson said: "We will not authorise a site for landfill disposal of LLW [low level waste] unless we are satisfied that the wastes proposed for disposal are safe".
But the DECC cuts include a £5m reduction in the programme to increase the use of wood and agricultural wastes as sources of heat.
"To put forward that the best way to address the shameful state of the economic and structural disadvantage of the world's oldest continuing culture is through hosting the world's worst industrial wastes is a profound and perpetual policy failure".
✒On this dark lord's arrival, Sewell writes, he was at once informed that no sentence could begin with the letter "I", as Mail dogma decreed the breaking up of wastes of text with large, manly initial capitals, eg "M" or "W", whereas "I" was seen as "meagre and inadequate": "how, I asked, shall I quote 'In the beginning was the Word'?
Instead of chemical fertilisers, they apply compost from the wastes of rice, beans, bananas and sweetcorn.
Related: Why 'climate-smart agriculture' isn't all it's cracked up to be There can be no doubt that humanure composting deserves vigorous study and investment because it's one of the best low-tech approaches to collecting and processing human and other organic wastes.
A longstanding government draft bill for a Lokpal wastes the paper it is written on.
Industry recycles too little water; agriculture wastes too much.
The first is corruption, which wastes vast amounts of public money, including aid from foreign governments.
