Notícias

Vallecas se organiza para impedir que Valdemingómez sea el basurero de la Comunidad

Los vallecanos quieren obligar a Garrido a desistir de su plan de ‘enviarles’ las más de 200.000 toneladas anuales de residuos que generan 31 municipios del Este.

Link:

https://www.elboletin.com/noticia/170584/nacional/vallecas-se-organiza-para-impedir-que-valdemingomez-sea-el-basurero-de-la-comunidad.html

A pesar de esfuerzos, aún falta avanzar en reciclaje en Medellín

Aunque cada vez son más los ciudadanos que separan los residuos y están comprometidos con el medio ambiente, aún hay mucho trabajo por realizar, pues en Medellín se recicla solo el 18.9 de los residuos de un 25 que es aprovechable.

Link:

https://telemedellin.tv/falta-avanzar-reciclaje-medellin/304055/

THE STORY OF eReuse

Imagine expanding the life of electronic devices while incorporating blockchain traceability technology capable of creating 1 job for every 300 items reused. Now imagine ensuring a 95 recycling rate and transforming a cost for municipalities into revenue that stays in the community.

Link:

https://gallery.mailchimp.com/8cbf453c18e9074b9004eb8a0/files/d439d477-bf69-4629-b55a-34c7fd9d5ba7/ZWE_CS_eReuse_EN.pdf?mc_cid=e13be69937&mc_eid=04e6bfdc31

Carpet producers support mandatory action to make the sector go circular

Carpet manufacturers and civil society join voices to make the carpet industry go circular, and urge the European Commission and Member States to adopt mandatory rules to push the whole sector in this direction. Launched by Zero Waste Europe, the call to action is supported by DSM-Niaga, Interface and Tarkett.

Link:

https://zerowasteeurope.eu/2018/12/carpet-producers-support-mandatory-action-to-make-the-sector-go-circular/?mc_cid=e13be69937&mc_eid=04e6bfdc31

THE STORY OF eReuse

Imagine expanding the life of electronic devices while incorporating blockchain traceability technology capable of creating 1 job for every 300 items reused. Now imagine ensuring a 95 recycling rate and transforming a cost for municipalities into revenue that stays in the community.

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