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RICICLAUGURI TO ALL PEOPLE!

Dear visitors of the Blog,

The editors wish you Happy Birthday,

usual survival of good consumerism of the holidays.

remember that on Christmas Day, the average production of waste inidividuale Doubles! We would therefore

pin from us all the good habit of reusing wrapping paper and collect the various parcels and the principles of pacchietti collection and where you can give gifts to Km0 and have a few packages.

Whenever you change an electronic or electrical remember that retailers are obliged to take back old equipment (TV, Radio, Mobile, Laptop ...) even though we have not purchased the product from the same seller. (Http://www.raecycle.it/italian/inbreve.php?iExpand1=36).
If it does or does not know (how Euronicsidi Follonica!) Can bring their old equipment to the point Ecoscambio in Follonica (opposite LIDL). From there it will be brought to the company Vallone Montalto di Castro (VT) (http://www.vallone.it/home.html).

Finally we point out an interesting initiative which took place in Ansedonia (town of Orbetello):

Christmas Tree Waste.

ORBETELLO. For Ansedonia a Christmas tree at no cost. The municipality of Orbetello installs to Ansedonia Feniglia hand, the Christmas tree complete with lighting. The volunteers who worked on the project by turning a waste into a Christmas decoration in the original custom at no cost. The initiative is open to all Sunday, December 19 from 10.30, in the woods, where, thanks to the cooperation of tour operators: Franco Bastante (Vinicius), Paolo Fantoni (Cartel), Daniele Advent (Capannuccia), Franco Amenta (The Temple ) will be offered lunch to all participants. The morning will be music by notes and Christmas with the opportunity to present will exchange Christmas greetings. Any offer will be devoted, in charity, Caritas. GC

As the latest news blog: Remember the chr Incinerator / Waste to Energy Plant of Scarborough has begun to work, but that does not burn waste in our Province!

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