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Please, see the photos of garbage containers (dutch:vuilnis bakken) in Hungary, Austria and The Netherlands.
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garbage container along the highway, Hungary
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garbage container along the highway, Hungary
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garbage bin, Budapest
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garbage containers for glas, paper, plastcs, Budapest
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garbage bin, Linz, Austria
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garbage containers for glas, paper, plastcs, Arnhem, Netherlands
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Newspaper “News of laser technologies” № 35, February 2010
Myths and Reality
1. “No money.”
As for the gross regional income per capita and many other economic indicators Chelyabinsk takes the lead over Ufa, Cheboksary, Khanty-Mansiysk and many other Russian cities in which the problem of waste collection and waste disposal is solved more successfully than in Chelyabinsk.
2. “Our people are not accustomed to sort trash”.
Of course, not accustomed. Nobody teaches them: there is no social advertising, and mass media remains shamefully silent about this subject, and the system of penalties for unsorted garbage collection is not provided.
In Magnitogorsk, for example, is begun an experiment on separate waste collection.
3. “Our people will never keep order and divide garbage onto different containers! They even can not open the cover of a container that is why containers without lids are set!”
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| Chelaybinsk containers |
Photos by Marina Volkova and Anatoly Baskakov Continue reading ‘Containers in Chelyabinsk’
In early July, garbage cars, filled with household waste of town Argayash ( Chelyabinsk region, Russia) lined up on Lenin Square in front of the administration of Argayash municipal district. In this way, workers of the public utilities have publicly demonstrated to the district administration that there is no place to take out a waste and recalled that the organization of a special area for domestic waste is the responsibility of the district authorities.
Since 70´s of the last century quarry has been used in Argayash , but now that quarry is in the place where the construction of new homes takes place. Continue reading ‘Argayash, Russia’
The AVR waste incineration plant handles around 2 million tons of waste per year, carries out the full cycle of collection, separation and recycling, incineration and production of electrical energy and demineralised water. Source: www.novotek.com
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| AVR, Duiven, 2009 |
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