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ETC/WMGE | European Topic Centre on Waste and Materials in a Green Economy

Centre of Studies for Nuclear Energy

* Centre for Hazardous Waste Treatment - new facility for treatment and disposal of hazardous waste.

Waste treatment centres must apply for a permit or register with the competent authorities.

Producers meet all, or a significant part, of the costs involved in the delivery to a waste treatment centre.

Beyond this, the European Environment Agency, Eurostat and the Joint Research Centre will all continue to play a role in building a robust scientific and economic information base for waste policy.

In the last 30 years waste has been at the centre of EU environment policy and substantial progress has been made.

Biogas plants can become centres for the management of agricultural manure in rural areas. Also biogas plants will play a role in the recycling of organic waste products from households in cities.

There are ETCs for air, water, nature, waste and terrestrial environment.

For example, some categories of waste cannot be processed on the spot and have to be sent to treatment centres on mainland Europe.

Centro Tratamento de Resíduos

Domestic waste which cannot be classified by the expert may be transported to a treatment centre in small quantities identified by package and by transport unit.

EUROVOC descriptor: waste management waste space navigation space research EU programme information transfer European Union Satellite Centre

14. Highlights the potential that enhanced reuse, repair, and preparation for reuse of products offers for enabling the creation of high-quality, sustainable local jobs, for saving resources and for developing the role of the social economy, entrepreneurship and SME actors, including social enterprises; calls for the new CEP to include provisions that incentivise both reuse and preparations for reuse through quantitative targets, that ensure access to the waste stream via approved reuse centres and that support the development and consolidation of reuse, repair infrastructures and networks; stresses the need to ensure better product desi ...[+++]gn standards in order to make consumer products more durable, easy to disassemble, upgradable, repairable and recyclable; asks the Commission to mandate the European Standardisation Organisations to work actively with SME representatives and consumers and civil society organisations towards this aim;

Environmental Data Centre on Waste (Eurostat)

implementation of reverse logistics for the management of packaging materials (to be reused or recycled), WEEE and other wastes (such as hazardous wastes) to suppliers, treatment facilities and/or distribution centres

BEMP is to integrate environmentally friendly practices to avoid food waste generation, such as monitoring, auditing, prioritising, logistic issues, better preservation mechanisms, in-store temperature and humidity control, distribution centres and delivery trucks, staff training, donation, advice to consumers, etc. and to avoid landfilling or incineration of food waste through fermentation processes.

Efficient route planning includes back-loading store delivery vehicles with waste and with supplier deliveries to distribution centres, and making night deliveries to avoid traffic congestion.

BEMP is to report on the efficiency and environmental performance of all transport and logistics operations between first-tier suppliers, distribution centres, retailers and waste management facilities, based on monitoring of in-house operations and data provided by third party operations.

The team – research centres, a university and companies from six EU countries plus Turkey – began in 2012 by assessing the value of various types of waste, building up a database of potential feed ingredients.

Optimising waste management comprises a number of initiatives by local and regional leaders: organising selective collection, setting up waste collection and recycling centres and repair-resale-reuse networks, etc.

The Commission's concerns relate to two illegal landfills containing hazardous waste, one near the centre of Celje, and another in nearby Bukovzlak.

For the next 7 days the European Week for Waste Reduction (EWWR) will be putting this in the spotlight.

In cooperation with the Danish Architecture Centre and campaign partner the Confederation of Danish Industry (DI Energy), the study visit "a city we like" will take participants to a string of low-carbon realisations: from an innovative waste incineration plant to a sustainable theatre; from low-energy housing and business headquarters to a district cooling central.

Individual composting of residues is possible in the country, less easy in large cities.

Calls on the Commission to promote the establishment throughout the EU of centres for the treatment and inertisation of waste containing asbestos, combined with phasing out all delivery of such waste to landfills;

18. Calls on the Commission, in cooperation with the Member States, to propose a specific directive with minimum requirements for the vocational training of construction and maintenance workers, including managers and construction professionals working incidentally with asbestos, as well as of employees at landfills for the disposal of waste containing asbestos and at centres specialising in the treatment, safe removal and disposal of asbestos waste, and also to work with and support the social partners and other stakeholders to improve implementation of Article 14(2) of Directive 2009/148/EC through raising awareness of the need for app ...[+++]ropriate training and to develop information and materials to provide this; such training must be provided at regular intervals and at no cost to workers;