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Be part of the circular economy movement.The editorial board of the "Managementul Deşeurilor" Magazine offers you a new issue of the Magazine for your reading. Traditionally, on the pages of the magazine you will find legislative news, useful data and current statistics about plastic waste, how we produce compost and what are the latest trends in the field of the circular economy. This issue of the magazine will be published online only (.pdf) for a cleaner environment and less resource consumption!
Compost is the best natural fertilizer we can produce. It is richer in plant nutrients than any artificial fertilizer. The importance of compost, a sanitized product, is that it compensates for the loss of humus and restores cultivated soils to their natural fertility.
Every year, more than 15 million metric tons of polystyrene are produced in the world. Considering that the standard food container weighs under 300g, that's an unthinkable amount of Styrofoam to handle.
On September 14, with the financial support of UNDP Moldova, through the GEF Small Grants Program and the Ministry of the Environment, AO RECICLARE launched the social campaign #eusortez.
The document obliges the economic agents, tire manufacturers, to have an environmental authorization and to ensure the creation of a used tire collection network through car service centers, commercial centers, parking lots.
The Regulation establishes control procedures and regimes for waste transfers, depending on the origin, destination and route of the transfer, the type of waste transferred and the type of management operation applied to the waste at destination.
Almost 80% of the meat and dairy products from farm animals that scientists have tested contain micro-plastics, claims a new study from the Vrije Universiteit in Amsterdam.
90% in European babies have been exposed to "very severe" chemicals in diapers/nappies sold across Europe in recent years, putting them at risk of "potentially very serious diseases" later in life.
In 2019, the packaging waste generated was estimated at 177.4 kg per inhabitant in the EU. Current waste management systems cannot cope with the increasing amount of waste generated.
