Waste: Costs of curbside recycling? Example for Paliseul

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Waste: Costs of curbside recycling? Example for Paliseul




by Christophe » 07/09/11, 13:45

Report from the municipality of the costs of selective waste collection with weighing in Belgium, in Paliseul. Waste managed by FOST and IDELUX.

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Received these figures this year but this concerns the figures for 2009 (1 year lag therefore)

More readable .pdf version: cost and financing of selective collection in Belgium in Paliseul

Compare with 2007 figures (received in 2009, logical): https: //www.econologie.com/forums/harvest-of-a-ton-of-used-vegetable-oil-321-euros-t7702.html

So much for the theory, for the practice, sorting with us looks like this:
https://www.econologie.com/le-tri-select ... -3212.html
https://www.econologie.com/le-tri-select ... -3213.html

ps: if you are interested I also have the report of the meeting of the council which defines the conditions and prices of collection precisely.
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by Christophe » 07/09/11, 14:56

Here are the details of the calculations for billing:

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The flat-rate part, 95 € for one person, gives the right to 26 removals and 75 kg of “residual fraction” waste (yoghurt pot, food packaging in contact with food, etc.). For a couple or more it's 165 € for 130 kg and the same number of kidnappings.

Beyond, it is invoiced by the kg: 0.25 € and 0.34 € by removal (cheap removal)

Full municipal report: https://www.econologie.info/share/partag ... 0S2wb0.pdf
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by elephant » 07/09/11, 18:24

It is my opinion that the municipalities agree to be carefully fucked.

Selling metals pays
Recycling oils pays off
Recycle old paper and cardboard yield

Now apparently they have to pay?
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by Christophe » 07/09/11, 19:12

Yep, that's the whole sorting paradox that should, in theory through the recovery of waste, free collection, but here it only increases!

Macro since sorting, it pays more (almost double)! A roof!

ps: nuance! "they" ... it's "us" eh!
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by phil53 » 10/09/11, 11:54

I remember as a kid I made pocket money by recovering metals in the "balastières" (sort of wild landfill where the municipality put the garbage and burned as it could)
Now less than 100kg nobody buys metals
Veolia and company have locked the market on the backs of the municipalities.
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by Christophe » 10/09/11, 12:02

Oh no ! Not Veolia, with us it is SITA ... a subsidiary of Suez ... nuance!
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http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/SITA
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by Macro » 12/09/11, 09:51

phil53 wrote:I remember as a kid I made pocket money by recovering metals in the "balastières" (sort of wild landfill where the municipality put the garbage and burned as it could)
Now less than 100kg nobody buys metals
Veolia and company have locked the market on the backs of the municipalities.


I did it as a kid and I always do it at 40 brushes and this despite a professional status in gold (according to my entourage)
Namely they buy me, copper, aluminum, stainless steel, lead battery, from 5kgs. For scrap metal I never asked myself the question I always have at least 300 to 700kg of cans and old pieces of cars in my trailer ... My old 240liter bin (which was replaced by a compulsory rental ) full of boxes of well-flattened tins manages to type the 150kgs of loading alone. Currently for 100kgs I am given 16 € ...

Regarding the assessment of the cost of collection and recycling with us they present it at meetings ..... Or I am no longer welcome since the 2nd ...

I have made distillation experiments at more than 400 ° of common food plastics (yoghurt pots, on packaging and other filth) I have not succeeded in making diesel On the other hand we have succeeded in isolating gas in very large quantities important and to have a very small amount of residue ...
These dung plastocs have phenomenal energy potential.

In a program for moms on arte (xenius) I saw Germans who had installed plastoc pyrolysers on the exhaust manifolds of their cars ... They re-injected the gas into the engine and it rolled ...
Last week on m6 (capital land) they showed us what the Nordics were doing with their waste ... Impressive ... (energy, biogas ...) as well as an Irish factory which transformed all non-recyclable plastics into diesel. ..
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by renaud67 » 12/09/11, 10:47

everything is detailed here for the transformation into diesel, it is necessary to spend electricity.
http://www.energeticforum.com/renewable-energy/7040-how-turn-plastic-waste-into-diesel-fuel-cheaply.html
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by dedeleco » 12/09/11, 14:08

I did it as a kid and I always do it at 40 brushes and this despite a professional status in gold (according to my entourage)

+++ 1 !!
Remarkable !!
Where ???
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by Macro » 12/09/11, 14:20

I work at saint pierre des corps en indre et loire. I go every day to go to the job in front of two scrap dealers. And there are some in all the big cities ... sorry for the others

I'm going to "De Richebourg" ...
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