elephant you resume almost point by point what has been said above (even the boxes given in the hard dicounts)
We agree on the limits (organizational and ecological) of this law but it would still be "preferable" for some supermarkets to apply it ... at least for what it gives ... (if people l 'use or not ...)
Speaking of hard discount, I saw a Colruyt in France!
For the French: Colruyt these are (almost) hard discount in much larger (a large shed actually) with branded products and prices on a lot of products ... but it is still more expensive than the hard discount ...
Waste: leave your packaging to supermarkets!
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Christophe wrote:Well yes it's expensive increase in your case! It is shameful !! It's anti-econological! But what are you doing exactly?
Are allowed in the yellow bag (free removal):
metal packaging except aerosols (but they do not have them at home)
plastic bottles (water, soda, oil)
Laundry bottles shampoo water deminarelisé)
cardboard (small boxes not alveolate)
Brochure papers are to be deposited in containers at 4 corners of the village
heavy cardboard
the glass containers next to the papers
The rest in the trash has 7 € 50. Trash not properly closed 2 removals charged.
More bulky removal: waste at 10km ...
In dechette possibility of sorting cardboard, scrap, plant, wood, all coming, inert rubble, DMS, paints, large plastic packaging, motor oil, cooking oil (come many ) appliances, neons, energy saving lamps, batteries, batteries, aerosol cans ......
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Ok thank you for the details (are you in what region again?)!
Yes that's exactly what I thought: it requires a new sort ... long live the crappy and highly subsidized jobs ...
Frankly, it would cost what to sort the particular with several bags by type of waste? I do not understand why the little boxes are with this ... and not with the big ones or the paper?
Macro wrote:Are allowed in the yellow bag (free removal):
metal packaging except aerosols (but they do not have them at home)
plastic bottles (water, soda, oil)
Laundry bottles shampoo water deminarelisé)
cardboard (small boxes not alveolate)
Yes that's exactly what I thought: it requires a new sort ... long live the crappy and highly subsidized jobs ...
Frankly, it would cost what to sort the particular with several bags by type of waste? I do not understand why the little boxes are with this ... and not with the big ones or the paper?
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Christophe wrote:Ok thank you for the details (are you in what region again?)!
I do not understand why the little boxes are with this ... and not with the big ones or the paper?
Center France Indre et Loire (but a pilot scheme for a commune of comune) The big boxes the papers and the small boxes have three different outlets of proximity
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There are limits to practice:
in Charleroi, as in any case, the selective collection is a cardboard paper truck, they have put only mixed containers to the container.
If there was a bag for the bottles, one for the metal, one for the juice / milk cartons, it would slow the collection. I think that treadmill sorting should be quite effective.
While the job of sorting is not exciting and poorly paid, but for some, it may be better than no job at all, right?
in Charleroi, as in any case, the selective collection is a cardboard paper truck, they have put only mixed containers to the container.
If there was a bag for the bottles, one for the metal, one for the juice / milk cartons, it would slow the collection. I think that treadmill sorting should be quite effective.
While the job of sorting is not exciting and poorly paid, but for some, it may be better than no job at all, right?
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About paper waste in French Belgium: http://www.moinsdepapier.be/
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Beware of "it seems"
First, how do we make yellow wool with green glass? How?
First, how do we make yellow wool with green glass? How?
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For my waste, I inquired.They are transported to 70km from my villages by truck (which makes 3hours of roads, because it is a very sinuous and steep area, 35l / 100km, I do not tell the balance sheet) , to be then cremated ...
In the nearest town, Roanne, it's a gigantic pit used for "storage" of waste ... did you say recycling?
In the nearest town, Roanne, it's a gigantic pit used for "storage" of waste ... did you say recycling?
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http://www.isola-sud-ouest.fr/Laine-de- ... verre.html
The glass wool based on virgin cullet is white.
In the horrible kind the town of Frejus still proceeds to landfill.
It's in France, see:
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x70jcs ... foret_news
And it has already been worse, there is now a sort upstream.
For the glass wool, the raw materials are sand, limestone and calcined soda, as well as recycled shavings from the production process. Recycled glass from glass, car glass or bottles is increasingly used in the manufacture of glass wool and today represents 30 60% of intermediate raw materials. In some factories, this percentage can even reach 80%.
The glass wool based on virgin cullet is white.
In the horrible kind the town of Frejus still proceeds to landfill.
It's in France, see:
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x70jcs ... foret_news
And it has already been worse, there is now a sort upstream.
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