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Amazing Swedish recycling revolution |
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by Simran Vedvyas | 19-12-2016 04:09
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With its ongoing recycling revolution, less than one percent of Sweden s household waste ends up in a rubbish dump. The rest is recycled in different ways. For a more detailed insight on how this is made possible please follow the link- https://sweden.se/nature/the-swedish-recycling-revolution/ However just recently I read that Sweden runs out of garbage and is forced to import from neighbours. Norway and Britain are those helping in this process. What does this mean is really of interest, Recycling-happy Sweden, where almost a million homes are heated by waste incineration, is facing a unique dilemma: It needs more fuel. http://www.mnn.com/lifestyle/recycling/blogs/sweden-runs-out-of-garbage-forced-to-import-from-norway |
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Thanks Joshua
Posted 28-12-2016 09:03
Thanks Anishka for your comments
Posted 28-12-2016 09:02
Prayash Thanks
Posted 28-12-2016 09:02
Heonjun Park Thanks
Posted 28-12-2016 09:02
Sweden is a wonderful green country. Good to know about it.
Posted 21-12-2016 03:11
Thanks for sharing and giving us interesting information on Sweden's environmental status.
Posted 20-12-2016 21:37
I watched a documentary about the Swedish trash importing business. They import trash from other nearby European countries and make a profit by making energy with it. Their power plants are also equipped with cutting edge technology, leaving comparatively less pollution than that of other countries. Thanks for sharing
Posted 20-12-2016 21:08
Sweden is one of the most environmental friendly countries. Thanks for posting
Posted 20-12-2016 06:41