Web-Resol Tudo sobre Limpeza Urbana e Resíduos Sólidos!
Lo que hasta el año 2011 era calificado como compost y fertilizante agrario, ha pasado a ser producto bioestabilizado sin uso definido claro. El cambio legal ha generado una montaña de desechos en Cortes
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Plastic, poverty and paradox: experts head to the Ganges to track waste
India’s most sacred river is also its most polluted, with plastic a major culprit. Now moves are afoot to monitor the flow of rubbish and assess its link to poverty
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Compostagem é alternativa para transformar lixo orgânico em adubo
Este biológo mexicano dio con un método que desintegra las colillas sin dejar residuos tóxicos y creando un material que se puede volver a usar.
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Recycling crisis escalates as another Victorian recycling firm gets waste ban
Phoenix Environmental Group banned by EPA from accepting rubbish at its Coolaroo facility
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El 96 de los espa&241oles reclama más puntos de reciclaje en las playas
Casi un 35 de los espa&241oles opina que las playas no están limpias, aunque un 32 reconoce que no hace nada cuando encuentran residuos
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California’s largest recycling center closes, shuttering 300 redemption sites
The state’s largest operator of recycling redemption centers has closed all 284 of its centers, leaving 750 employees without jobs and many who rely on income from redeeming bottles and cans without options.
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Pilas orgánicas con residuos de plátano, aguacate y caña
Algunos componentes de la cáscara del plátano, la pepa de aguacate y el bagazo de la caña de azúcar serían una materia prima idónea para reemplazar los elementos contaminantes de las pilas o baterías de celulares, computadores y algunos electrodomésticos.
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¿LA SOLUCIÓN A LOS RESIDUOS PLÁSTICOS? UN GUSANO QUE SE LOS COME.
Este pequeño animalito es el único que se come el plástico, por lo que es una excelente oportunidad para biodegradar el plástico de la Tierra.
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https://www.adicrea.org/la-solucion-a-los-residuos-plasticos-un-gusano-que-se-los-come-nueva-mentes/
Imported waste found in Bekasi village
Sea of trash: A scavenger collects trash at a dumpsite in Burangkeng village in Bekasi regency, West Java, on Thursday. Some 500 meters from the dumpsite locals have discovered a pile of what they suspect is imported waste.(JP/Budi Sutrisno)Dadang, 35, a scavenger living in Burangkeng village in Setu distict, Bekasi regency in West Java was puzzled when he found unusual trash during his regular search in the village, located some 41 kilometers away from the capital city Jakarta.
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https://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2019/08/06/imported-waste-found-bekasi-village.html
E-waste Management Market Size, Benefits, Advancements and Growth Opportunities 2019 to 2026
Verified Market Research has recently published a new report, titled E-waste Management Market size and Forecast 2026. The report has been put together using primary and secondary research methodologies, which offer an accurate and precise understanding of the E-waste Management market.
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