The Undersecretariat of Environment of the Municipality of Concordia reminds residents that the Source Separation and Differentiated Urban Solid Waste Collection Program continues every Tuesday. In addition, electrical and electronic waste (WEEE) is accepted at the Eco Points.
Regarding the Source Separation and Differentiated Urban Solid Waste Collection Program, the items that must be separated and set out exclusively are: paper, cardboard, glass, metals, textiles, tetra brik, plastics, bags, and expanded polystyrene.
ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC WASTE
Furthermore, every Tuesday, from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM, the Eco Points accept electrical and electronic waste (WEEE).
WEEE is considered to be waste derived from PCs; printers; peripherals; networking equipment; notebooks; parts and components; cables; audio equipment; calculators; consoles and components; household appliances; audio and video players; cell phones; telephones; and chargers.
The Eco Points are located on Próspero Bovino Street, opposite Secondary School No. 17 “Gral. Martin Miguel de Güemes” (Comercio 2), and at the intersection of Salta Street and Néstor Kirchner Avenue.
WHAT WASTE IS NOT ACCEPTED
Meanwhile, the Eco Points do not accept disassembled batteries; dry cell batteries; transformers or radiators containing PCBs; fluorescent tubes or energy-saving lamps; medical equipment that may contain pathogenic or radioactive waste; printer cartridges and toners.
Regarding the Source Separation and Differentiated Urban Solid Waste Collection Program, the items that must be separated and set out exclusively are: paper, cardboard, glass, metals, textiles, tetra brik, plastics, bags, and expanded polystyrene.
ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC WASTE
Furthermore, every Tuesday, from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM, the Eco Points accept electrical and electronic waste (WEEE).
WEEE is considered to be waste derived from PCs; printers; peripherals; networking equipment; notebooks; parts and components; cables; audio equipment; calculators; consoles and components; household appliances; audio and video players; cell phones; telephones; and chargers.
The Eco Points are located on Próspero Bovino Street, opposite Secondary School No. 17 “Gral. Martin Miguel de Güemes” (Comercio 2), and at the intersection of Salta Street and Néstor Kirchner Avenue.
WHAT WASTE IS NOT ACCEPTED
Meanwhile, the Eco Points do not accept disassembled batteries; dry cell batteries; transformers or radiators containing PCBs; fluorescent tubes or energy-saving lamps; medical equipment that may contain pathogenic or radioactive waste; printer cartridges and toners.