It was led by the Undersecretariat of Environment and was supported by environmental organizations. “This represents a historic event in terms of waste separation,” they remarked.
This Tuesday morning, the presentation of the Source Separation and Differentiated Collection of Urban Solid Waste Program was held, which will begin to be in effect throughout the city starting next April 16. It was attended by Vice Mayor Magdalena Reta de Urquiza; the Undersecretary of Environment Constanza Montoreano; municipal officials, council members, and environmental organizations.
In this regard, Vice Mayor Magdalena Reta de Urquiza stressed that “today is a historic day. On behalf of Mayor Francisco Azcué, we are very happy that this initiative can be carried out.”
She subsequently congratulated the members of the Environment area of the Municipality for being able to start this program in Concordia, remarking that “one must be responsible because keeping our house clean does not mean throwing trash at the resident or on the corner. Our house is our city, and we must keep our city clean.”
SUSTAINABLE CONCORDIA
For her part, the Undersecretary of Environment Constanza Montoreano stated that the implementation of said program “was something long-awaited. This is the starting point of what will be a sustainable Concordia.”
Finally, the municipal official reported that fines will be implemented for those who dump trash in unauthorized sites. “The fine is high and some have already been made
FROM APRIL 16
The source separation and differentiated collection of urban solid waste program of our city, “Greener Concordia”, will begin on Tuesday, April 16, and aims to make use of dry waste that is recoverable and possible to recycle at the waste classification plant of the Abasto Park environmental node.
Waste that must be separated and set out exclusively on Tuesdays is: paper, cardboard, glass, metals, textiles, tetra brik, plastics, bags, bags, and styrofoam.
It must be put out during the usual household collection service hours in the same bags or boxes that are habitually used; colored bags are not necessary.
For questions or inquiries, please contact: concordiasustentable@gmail.com or via WhatsApp: 345 408 0317.
This Tuesday morning, the presentation of the Source Separation and Differentiated Collection of Urban Solid Waste Program was held, which will begin to be in effect throughout the city starting next April 16. It was attended by Vice Mayor Magdalena Reta de Urquiza; the Undersecretary of Environment Constanza Montoreano; municipal officials, council members, and environmental organizations.
In this regard, Vice Mayor Magdalena Reta de Urquiza stressed that “today is a historic day. On behalf of Mayor Francisco Azcué, we are very happy that this initiative can be carried out.”
She subsequently congratulated the members of the Environment area of the Municipality for being able to start this program in Concordia, remarking that “one must be responsible because keeping our house clean does not mean throwing trash at the resident or on the corner. Our house is our city, and we must keep our city clean.”
SUSTAINABLE CONCORDIA
For her part, the Undersecretary of Environment Constanza Montoreano stated that the implementation of said program “was something long-awaited. This is the starting point of what will be a sustainable Concordia.”
Finally, the municipal official reported that fines will be implemented for those who dump trash in unauthorized sites. “The fine is high and some have already been made
FROM APRIL 16
The source separation and differentiated collection of urban solid waste program of our city, “Greener Concordia”, will begin on Tuesday, April 16, and aims to make use of dry waste that is recoverable and possible to recycle at the waste classification plant of the Abasto Park environmental node.
Waste that must be separated and set out exclusively on Tuesdays is: paper, cardboard, glass, metals, textiles, tetra brik, plastics, bags, bags, and styrofoam.
It must be put out during the usual household collection service hours in the same bags or boxes that are habitually used; colored bags are not necessary.
For questions or inquiries, please contact: concordiasustentable@gmail.com or via WhatsApp: 345 408 0317.