US EditionOnly 15% of Local Governments in Costa Rica Have Centralized Composting Systems
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Only 15% of local governments in Costa Rica have centralized composting systems San José, 06 Jun (elmundo.cr) – Just 12 municipalities in Costa Rica have a centralized composting system, according to data revealed at a round table on waste management organized by Idespo-UNA. Susy Lobo, responsible for the area of Integrated Solid Waste Management (ACEPSA), stressed that these systems involve land adapted for the treatment of organic waste and th…
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