Lincoln Coe
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221 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 30 Jul
Lincoln Coe’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And it's always in motion.
And so that's the life of a landfill.
So if you go back, if I were to take both of you there today, you would see how it looked.
If I took you back in three months' time, it would look really different because the waste had moved on.
And that's just, yeah, I think people don't realise technically and operationally just how many moving parts there are and how many rolls there are behind all of that information.
and the level of complexity.
So has that helped?
Yeah, I think probably what I'd say is a lot of people's consciousness, if you like, Lisa, ends when they leave their bin at the curb.
Yes.
Or if you're at work or in your business, then you pop what you've got either in the skip or in the bin.
So I think a lot of people's consciousness finishes there.
So that's where my job doesn't start there, but the collections system, my colleagues in the contract team, that's where their job starts.
And then I inherit that from them because they bring all of that waste to the landfill.
I think, yeah, bringing that attention to people's, bringing that to people's attention, how much happens after they interact with it at the last time.
I think that's a really important thing.
The other part to it is a lot of people have a view that waste is really expensive.
Why does my rubbish cost me so much?
And I pay so much in my rates for this.
Or I go and drop off a load at the transfer station at Greenock.
Why does it cost so much?
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