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What Happens to Your Recyclable Waste?

When you separate your recyclable waste at home, it is collected by recycling trucks and taken to a sorting center. There, the materials are categorized by type: paper, plastic, glass, metal, etc. At the sorting centers, recyclable waste passes along conveyor belts where it is separated manually and by machines.

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Types of Waste and Their Classifications

In Brazil, the correct waste classification is essential for public health, environmental preservation, and the efficiency of recycling and treatment processes. The National Health Surveillance Agency (Anvisa), through RDC 222/2018, establishes clear guidelines for waste management, subdividing it into five main groups. This classification facilitates proper and safe waste handling,

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Waste Coprocessing: A Sustainable and Responsible Solution

What is Waste Coprocessing?Waste coprocessing is an environmentally sustainable technique primarily utilized in the cement industry, leveraging waste materials as alternative fuels or raw material substitutes in cement production. This method integrates waste management with industrial production, reducing reliance on fossil resources and minimizing landfill disposal. Through coprocessing, discarded materials

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Complete Guide to CADRI Issuance: Step-by-Step and Essential Tips

What is CADRI? CADRI, or Certificate of Waste Movement of Interest, is an essential document issued by CETESB/SP, the State Environmental Agency. Companies involved in the waste movement must ensure compliance with current environmental legislation. CADRI is crucial to ensure that waste handling and transportation are conducted safely and legally,

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Introduction to the Zero Landfill Concept

The concept of “Zero Landfill” was created by the Zero Waste International Alliance (ZWIA) and environmental sustainability advocates as a response to the growing concern over improper solid waste management. The central idea is to minimize, as much as possible, the amount of waste sent to landfills. This approach seeks

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Waste Incineration: Environmental Benefits or Detriments?

Waste incineration is a complex technique involving the controlled burning of discarded materials, transforming them into ashes and gases. Contrary to the common perception that it is harmful when carried out responsibly and under strict environmental regulations, incineration can offer a range of benefits both for the environment and public

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