Predstavnici Cementara Obišli Ilegalni Deponij U Gospiću. Zakopani Otpad Bit ćE Prekriven Folijom
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Minister of Environment and Green Transition Marija Vučković announced that the waste in Gospić will be covered in the first half of this week, after amendments to the Law on Waste Management were presented at the Government session on Monday.
Predstavnici cementara Holcim Hrvatska i Nexe, u ponedjeljak su s predstavnicima Fonda za zaštitu okoliša i energetsku učinkovitost obišli lokaciju bivšeg PPK Velebit gdje je oko 650 tona neopasnog otpada u takozvanim “big bag” vrećama, koje će te […] Objava Predstavnici cementara obišli ilegalni deponij u Gospiću. Zakopani otpad bit će prekriven folijom pojavila se prvi puta na Novi list.
The government's decision that Holcim Hrvatska and NEXE take over 650 tons of non-hazardous waste from the "big bag" bags from the former PPK Velebit in Gospić also opens up an interesting economic question: how favorable is this business for cement companies? The Environmental Protection Fund will provide a maximum of EUR 357,500 excluding VAT for the collection, removal, transport and recovery of waste....
The Deputy Director of the Fund, Mirko Budiša, announced that the representatives of Holcim and Nexe asked to get an insight into the configuration of the location, the location of the so-called "big bags".
Minister Marija Vučković announced that the waste in Gospić will be covered in the first half of this week, and the contract with the contractors has already been signed without complaints. The process of removing hazardous waste from the site is expected to accelerate.
On Monday, representatives of the cement plants Holcim Croatia and Nexe, along with representatives of the Environmental Protection and Energy Efficiency Fund, visited the location of the former PPK Velebit, where there are around 650 tons of non-hazardous waste in so-called "big bags", which the cement plants will thermally process.
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