Industrial waste — latest ecology news
Wells in communities near the front line are under threat, but the pollution could spread as far as the Dnipro
The document covers measures ranging from the production of biomethane to the introduction of end-of-life collection schemes for plastics, clothing and batteries
Lawmakers plan to resolve the legal conflicts that are hindering business
The key point is that businesses will be able to operate for a further seven months without a licence to handle non-hazardous waste
Once martial law has ended, the authorities are proposing to gradually increase the rates
Mining companies are going bankrupt and are unable to pay for water discharge
In this way, the authorities are attempting to reduce the administrative burden associated with hazardous waste management
Due to excessive levels of hazardous compounds, the soil has lost its fertility
Currently, materials that can be reused are effectively considered waste
By 2050, approximately 43 million tons of such waste will have accumulated worldwide
In fact, companies themselves choose which law to follow, which creates risks of conflicts with regulatory authorities
The pulp flooded pastures and gardens, and also contaminated wells from which people draw water