Waste Management
Waste Management
UN Environment Programme Waste Management Project in Southern Sudan Launched by UK Minister
The project is part of a £20 million UK-funded programme to improve the sustainable use of natural resources in Sudan, to be carried out by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) over the next three years. With the rapid growth of the city and the absence of a sustainable waste management system, the people of Juba have endured repeated fatal outbreaks of cholera, waterborne diseases and malaria. The clean-up, which will be replicated in the nine states of Southern Sudan, will be coupled with a sustained awareness-raising campaign to encourage the citizens of Juba to adopt an environmentally friendly attitude towards the disposal of waste in the city.
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Oct 17, 2009, 15:08
Waste Management
119 Countries will Participate in Clean Up the World campaign
Some 500 organizations, ranging from local community groups and schools to nationwide campaigns and government departments from 119 countries,will participate in the annual Clean Up the World Weekend on 15-17 September 2006. Groups, organizations, businesses and communities around the globe are encouraged to register with Clean Up the World at www.cleanuptheworld.org.
Aug 2, 2006, 14:03
Waste Management
Finns Use Pig Slurry to Clean Polluted Pond
"Pig slurry contains bacteria that bind metals that are in the mine water and they will sink to the bottom. We have used this system to clean mine waters at various mines"...
Aug 2, 2006, 21:06
Waste Management
NCM initiated its Chemicals Cleaner Production Project, the aim of which is to minimize waste creation.
By separating pipes which connect and mix effluent streams of chemical products, NCM has successfully reduced its production of sludge by 66%. In addition, the program effectively reduced the personnel time involved in solid waste handling; recovered two thirds of the factory space previously covered by large filter bags containing draining waste; and, minimized the amount of water required to dilute products and wash down the factory floor.
Apr 28, 2006, 14:58
Waste Management
Dating back to 1977, glass recycling in the UK is one of the more successful initiatives in the recycling industry
In response to the need to reduce the amount of waste sent to landfill sites and reduce exploitation of natural resources, the glass industry of the UK set up a glass collection and recycling program. Dating back to 1977, glass recycling in the UK is one of the more successful initiatives in the recycling industry.
Apr 28, 2006, 14:58
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