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This document discusses recycling in Portugal and Poland. It outlines the different colored bins used for separately collecting paper, glass, packaging, and batteries in Portugal. In Poland, acceptable items for recycling include glass bottles and jars but not flat glass, cups, or light bulbs. Acceptable paper items are newspapers, softcover books, and cardboard but not packaging, painted paper, or tissues. Batteries are considered hazardous waste and should be prevented from municipal waste streams. The document was made by a group of six students from Portugal and Poland.
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Resource Conservation: Recycling and proper disposal reduce the need for new raw materials, conserving natural resources and minimizing environmental degradation associated with extraction and production.
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Economic Benefits:
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Cost Savings: Proper waste management practices can lead to cost savings for businesses through efficient use of resources, reduced disposal fees, and avoidance of legal penalties.
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Climate Change Mitigation: Certain waste management practices, such as methane capture from landfills, can help mitigate the impact of greenhouse gas emissions on climate change.
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- 2. RECYCLING It is the term generally used to describe the re- utilization of processed materials as a raw material for a new product.
- 3. RECYCLING IN PORTUGAL There are recycling containers and a set of different colloured containers, for separately receiving a variety of materials such as paper, glass and packaging. Green Bank- Bottles and glass containers; Blue Bank- Cardboard boxes, paper, packaging paper and cardboard, newspapers, magazines, between others.
- 4. RECYCLING IN PORTUGAL Yellow Bank- plastic packaging and metal; Batteries Bank - Batteries
- 5. RECYCLING IN POLAND Glass: -glass bottles; -jars; -glass containers in cosmetics. You can not throw: -flat glass (window panes and car, reinforced glass, mirrors - they have a different melting temperature of the glass container and do not melt together with bottles and jars); -cups, glasses, crystal glass, heat-resistant vessel; -pottery (earthenware, porcelain, dishes, pots, bowls, plates); -focuser glass; -light bulbs, fluorescent lamps, cathode ray tubes; -glass pharmaceutical packaging and chemical content of any remnant. .
- 6. RECYCLING POLAND Paper: newspapers, books in soft cover or after the removal of hard catalogs, brochures,card board paper bags, wrapping paper, and printing cuttings. You can not throw: Packaging of any content, painted or foiled paper advertising brochures, wallpaper ribbon thermal paper, greasy and dirty paper (if it's just part of it off), multimaterial packaging (eg. cardboard, packaging) hygiene tissues.
- 7. RECYCLING POLAND Batteries - An important problem to solve, in waste management is the prevention and disposal of hazardous waste popularly called. The degree of harmfulness of the waste is very diverse. It depends on their chemical composition, the type and amount of emissions, physical characteristics and other properties. The largest mass of hazardous waste produced by industrial activity. As a result of research conducted in many regions of the country, it was found that hazardous wastes are also found in a stream of mixed municipal waste, which constitute about 2%. It was in this fraction of municipal waste are discarded and outdated batteries and batteries that were not previously collected separately.
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