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Dipl.-Ing.(TU) Werner P. Bauer
ia GmbH - Knowledge management and Engineering services
WasteCulture
WtERT DSS becomes WasteCulture
As discussed inside Global WtERT Council we are now in the process of taking the small step towards the new website wasteculture.com. I am convinced that this also will help the common cause to foster WtE techniques who need more acceptance in society.
German Federal Constitutional Court
TĂĽbingen a Small Town in Germany wins in Constitutional Court against Fast Food Packaging Waste
Unsuccessful constitutional complaint against TĂĽbingen packaging tax statute
Clean Cities in North Italy
It was incredible how clean the cities in North Italy were - despite the huge number of tourists.
Experts / Involved Parties
Dr. Eng. Dhundi Raj Pathak
President/Center of Research for Environment, Energy and Water (CREEW)
Anyieth Philip Ayuen Bior
United Nations – Executive Office of the Secretary-General
Rafael Lopez Sanjurjo
BEEAH Group
Diana Butron
New York City mayor Eric Adams excitedly introduced a garbage can as a “garbage revolution” to fight rats
The mayor of New York city claimed the use of garbage cans as a game changer for the city as they will eliminate billions of kilograms of waste from the streets.
Studio Markus Heinsdorff
Aruhsa house, Tansania - Houses built with plastic bottles save resources
Arusha House shows how creative a free spirit can be with used plastic bottles.
Cleanliness - a matter of Culture Werner P. Bauer
It makes abundant sense to encourage or even mandate the use of tableware.
Diana Butron
Garbage is piling up on the streets of Kathmandu, Nepal
Since some weeks ago garbage started to be disposed on the streets of Kathmandu causing the stench of this rotting garbage to be unbearable for locals and tourists.
Waste Recovery Project in Istanbul, Turkey
A new system for waste collection and separation was implemented in Istanbul which should support people in need, clean the streets and gain value out of recyclable materials.
WtERT Germany
Tunisia: How to Run an Île de Propreté?
Developing Business Models in Sheltered Container Spots for a Decentralized Waste Handling by Involving All Participants
Municipality of Siliana
On its Way to a Cleaner City, Siliana Begins Operation of Tunesia’s First "île de propreté"
Raising awareness for waste separation and environment among the population is the goal of our aesthetic and sheltered mini-recycling centers
Fjollë Kabashi, WtERT Germany
Plastic Ban Vanuatu
State of Vanuatu, a small archipelago in the Pacific Ocean, with a population of 300,000 spread across 65 islands, is one of the first in the world to put into effect the single-use plastic ban since January 2018. This includes non-biodegradable plastic such as bags and polystyrene containers. Furthermore, they also proposed a ban on disposable nappies. In 2019, the state of Vanuatu went further with banning other single-use plastic items such as plates, cups, stirrers, food containers and egg cartons.
Dr. Vivek S Agrawal
India's Remarkable Progress in Waste Management and Cleanliness Initiatives
India, a country known for its rich cultural heritage and diverse population, has made significant strides in waste management and cleanliness over the years
Abfallwirtschaftsbetrieb MĂĽnchen (AWM) - Waste Management Cooperation Munich
Munich’s campaign to reduce plastic waste, Germany
AWM's information campaign intended to draw Munich's attention to the plastic problem and to motivate people to avoid such waste.
Werner Bauer
Broken glass everywhere
“It’s like a jungle sometimes It makes me wonder how I keep from going under.” Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five
Lehrstuhl für Abfallverwertungstechnik und Abfallwirtschaft der Montanuniversität Leoben
Practices and Problems in MSW Management for Bio-Waste in Turkey E. B. Özkaraova Güngör, Assist. Prof. Dr. Hasan Sarptaş, Prof. Dr. Ertugrul Erdin
Regarding the integrated solid waste management in Turkey, tremendous efforts have been given to the transposition and implementation of related EU directives. The “By-law” on General Principles of Waste Management (05.07.2008), the “By-law” on Landfilling of Waste (26.03.2010) and many others have been enacted and the management of municipal solid wastes and other special and hazardous wastes has been improved.
Abfallwirtschaftsbetrieb MĂĽnchen (AWM) - Waste Management Cooperation Munich
Waste Management at Oktoberfest in Munich as a role model for major events
Through the targeted implementation of the Commercial Waste Ordinance in 1991, the city of Munich has succeeded to reduce the single visitor's waste, at the world's largest folk festival from 2kg per visitor to 0.2 kg per visitor.