Web-Resol Tudo sobre Limpeza Urbana e Resíduos Sólidos!
La valorización energética de residuos es la solución más eficiente y sostenible para aprovechar la energía y las materias primas que contienen los residuos. Tras haber recibido el tratamiento correspondiente, dichos residuos pueden ser empleados como combustible en diferentes industrias, algo que sucede comúnmente en la industria cementera.
Garbage Watch: o relógio construído a partir de lixo eletrónico
A reciclagem de lixo eletrónico é um grande problema na nossa sociedade. Aparelhos como smartphones e tablets são dificeis de reciclar, devido aos vários componentes, um dos mais tóxicos sendo as células de baterias.
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Com novo marco do saneamento, gestão de resíduos deve dar salto no país
Setor estima crescimento de 50 em dois anos, aumento de reciclagem e queda brusca na geração de resíduos por parte da população, conforme estudo
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ECONOMIA CIRCULAR: UMA OPORTUNIDADE PARA O FUTURO (DAS EMPRESAS E DAS CIDADES)
Nos últimos tempos, temos assistido a fenómenos de massas populacionais em ações de sensibilização por um planeta melhor, onde são apresentados argumentos e debatidas estratégias para um crescimento que promova a circularidade e a sustentabilidade como um todo.
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World’s pile of electronic waste grows
The world’s mountains of discarded flat-screen TVs, mobile phones and other electronic goods grew to record highs last year, according to an annual report backed by the United Nations.
Webinar on Landfill Remediation: Exploring opportunities for adoption of Fukuoka Method in Indian cities
Of the 62 million tonnes of municipal solid waste that is generated in India annually, 31 million tonnes of waste is collected and disposed in its dumpsites, alternately also referred to as landfills, however, these landfills are not made according to stipulated sanitary standards. The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEFCC) projected that waste generation would increase further to 165 million tonnes by 2031 and to 436 million tonnes by 2050. At such a pace of generation and with existing waste management systems, India needs 1,240 hectares of land per year and 66,000 hectares by 2031 for disposal.
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Oxford coronavirus vaccine triggers immune response, trial shows
Startup brasileira cria sabonete que promete proteção contra a covid-19
Oxford coronavirus vaccine triggers immune response, trial shows
Early results also indicate vaccine is safe, raising hopes it could help end pandemic
Webinar on Landfill Remediation: Exploring opportunities for adoption of Fukuoka Method in Indian cities
Of the 62 million tonnes of municipal solid waste that is generated in India annually, 31 million tonnes of waste is collected and disposed in its dumpsites, alternately also referred to as landfills, however, these landfills are not made according to stipulated sanitary standards. The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEFCC) projected that waste generation would increase further to 165 million tonnes by 2031 and to 436 million tonnes by 2050. At such a pace of generation and with existing waste management systems, India needs 1,240 hectares of land per year and 66,000 hectares by 2031 for disposal.