The United States is the country producing the most household waste per capita in the world among the developed countries, without having the sorting capacities necessary to absorb them, which represents a threat for the environment. The world produces an average of 2.1 billion tonnes of waste per year, taking into account the solid waste […]
Category Archives: Waste Management
Plastic waste in the oceans
Every second, 100 tonnes of waste from billions produced each year ends up at sea, a large part of which is made of plastic. Some people call this the seventh continent, what a shame! Floating debris and or microparticles, this plastic waste is deposited on the beaches, dispersed at sea, found on the seabed. What […]
What to do with your green waste?
Whether for individuals, businesses or communities, the maintenance of green spaces (gardens, parks, roadsides, etc.) produces a certain amount of plant waste called green waste. 100% biodegradable, this waste can still be cumbersome, so we have to find a way to eliminate it, if possible by exploiting the organic matter it contains. Part of the […]