Lecture

Waste Management: Collecting and Sorting

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Description

This lecture covers waste management practices in three EU countries, focusing on the collection and sorting processes. It discusses how legislation influences waste sorting, the role of sorting centers, and the final disposal methods. The lecture also explores the responsibilities of different companies in handling recyclable waste and provides insights into the waste management statistics of Switzerland, Belgium, and France.

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Environmental policy: Waste management

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