Sorting and Recycling: Waste Treatment and Recovery

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Description

This lecture covers the treatment and recovery of water and waste, focusing on the importance of sorting and recycling to reduce waste incineration, conserve natural resources, and manage waste effectively. It discusses the financial aspects of recycling, the challenges of separate waste collection, and the design and logistics of waste collection centers. The lecture also explores the recycling process for different materials such as paper, cardboard, glass, metals, and plastics, emphasizing the environmental benefits and energy savings associated with recycling practices.

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Ontological neighbourhood

Environmental science

Environmental policy: Waste management

Pollution: Water pollution

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