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Science and nature, as well as common sense, prove that “single-use” organics management via landfilling is a misuse of national resources.

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Our California road trip, launched last week with a discussion of climate change fundamentals, continues this week with a conversation about methane. Let’s start with Drawdown’s cited benefit of compost — methane avoidance — and why that earned compost its 60 ranking on the list of solutions.

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In the first talk released from the Fully Charged USA show, Chelsea Sexton led a panel discussion on the topic of ‘Can batteries really be ethical, recyclable & sustainable?’

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The new research outlines nine consumer best practices for extending battery life to decrease costs and reduce environmental burdens associated with the production of new batteries.

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Legislation that has been introduced at the federal level seeks to address deficiencies in U.S. recycling infrastructure, with one targeting grants for recycling education and the other taking a more comprehensive approach with a heavy focus on regulating single-use plastics.

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O projeto que estabelece o novo marco regulatório do saneamento básico está pronto para começar sua tramitação no Senado (PL 4.162/2019).

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Na visão da Abdib, a resposta é sim. Nossa convicção está lastreada pela avaliação de gestores de fundos de investimento, nacionais e estrangeiros, bastante interessados em investir nos setores de água e esgoto.

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Na visão da Abdib, a resposta é sim. Nossa convicção está lastreada pela avaliação de gestores de fundos de investimento, nacionais e estrangeiros, bastante interessados em investir nos setores de água e esgoto.

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O projeto que estabelece o novo marco regulatório do saneamento básico está pronto para começar sua tramitação no Senado (PL 4.162/2019).

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In the first talk released from the Fully Charged USA show, Chelsea Sexton led a panel discussion on the topic of ‘Can batteries really be ethical, recyclable & sustainable?’

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