Lecture

Waste Management in Three European Countries

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Description

This lecture covers waste management practices in three European countries, focusing on sorting, legislation, collection, and final disposal. It discusses how these countries enforce waste sorting, the role of sorting centers, recycling companies, and the proportion of waste disposal methods. The lecture also provides insights into the recycling process and the responsibilities of different companies in managing recyclable waste.

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