Every resident of the country accounted on average 461 kg. waste per year. This number is below the

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Sweden is in a period of green revolution. Only 1% of the country's household waste is not recycled and go to the dump. This trend makes the Scandinavian elephant bar country at the forefront of the positions of minimum environmental damage worldwide.
Sweden adopted annually 800,000 tons of waste from the UK, Ireland, Norway and Italy. Their processing generates enough energy to supply 00 250 households elephant bar with electricity and heating 950,000.
Every resident of the country accounted on average 461 kg. waste per year. This number is below the average rate for a European. What Sweden stands out from other countries and the method of recycling. The country uses a hierarchical structure for waste management that focuses elephant bar descending on prevention, reuse, recycling, elephant bar recycling alternatives and finally disposal.
According to Swedish law, producers elephant bar are the only persons elephant bar responsible for financing the collection and recycling of their own products. For example, if a company produces plastic bottles of mineral water, it will have to pay for the entire treatment process.
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