english presentation

Bourazza, Roux, Sebaoui, Moniot, Belkesa

CONTENT

1. Waste at the eco-district level

2. From composting to compost: Process and procedure

3. Which waste to collect?

4. Conclusion

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In our vision of a good Eco-neighborhood, waste management and recycling are very important. In particular, we wish to involve the future population of the district in a sustainable development approach resulting in a strict sorting of putrescible household waste and their contribution to a collective composter located nearby.

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Process and procedure

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Composting:

Definitions

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In general, to encourage users not to mix biowaste (putrescibles and greens) with household waste, communities have three solutions:

Which waste to collect?

Conclusion

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Composting seemed to us at first sight to be an easy practice with stakes limited to an environmental aspect. Nevertheless, we could see that its implementation for a community is quite complex and touches many fields: legislative, political, economic, technical, social and planning.

conclusion

Thanks!