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Recycling & Domestic Waste Disposal Charter

  • 12-06-2016 8:56am
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    Recycling & Domestic Waste Disposal Charter

    Purpose:

    The purpose of this forum is to discuss the benefits, problems, and solutions of recycling and domestic waste disposal in Ireland. This may include the provisions for a cleaner environment, a careful approach to the use and re-use of materials, the safe disposal of hazardous materials, the permanent recycling facilities of bring banks, civic amenity sites, and recycling centres, and temporary collection points (e.g., Christmas trees, etc.), as well as all the pending legislation, existing laws, and regulations that pertain to recycling and domestic waste.

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