SPECIFIC TECHNOLOGIES FOR SEPARATION OF RECYCLABLE MATERIALS FROM MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE (MSW), APPLICABLE IN BUCHAREST – ROMANIA
PLASMA METHODS FOR TECHNOLOGY PROCESSING OF TOXICAL INDUSTRIAL WASTES
PLASMA METHODS FOR TECHNOLOGY PROCESSING OF TOXICAL INDUSTRIAL WASTES
SPECIFIC TECHNOLOGIES FOR SEPARATION OF RECYCLABLE MATERIALS FROM MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE (MSW), APPLICABLE IN BUCHAREST – ROMANIA
Japan – recycling law spurs sales of used PCs
Sellers of used personal computers in Japan are enjoying brisk trade, partly because consumers are now required by law to spend several thousand yen on sending PCs they no longer need back to manufacturers. The Japan Times reprots that the vigorous market may also be tied to the onset of …
Mais »Japan adopts five eco-community projects towards building a recycling-based society
Japan’s Ministry of the Environment (MOE) held an open competition soliciting proposals for eco-community projects (officially, “Fiscal 2003 Pilot Projects for Building a Recycling-based Society”), and adopted five model projects after reviewing 239 applications from around the country. Japan for Sustainability reports that this programme aims to promote local activities …
Mais »Biodegradable waste strategy drafted Actions leading to "real achievements on waste" EUR25m for recycling among new measures announced
560,000 or 42% of Irish households are now segregating their waste, there are now over 1,700 recycling facilities nationwide and recycling in Dublin has increased by 300% in three years. These were among the statistics contained in the first 5-year report on Ireland´s waste management progress. Publishing the report, titled …
Mais »Canada – Ontario plans for 60 per cent diversion
In Ontario, Canada the state government has announced a strategy to better manage Ontario’s waste and reduce the province’s reliance on landfills, focusing on achieving 60 per cent waste diversion from landfill. The continued export of Ontario waste, particularly from the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), to the United States is …
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