US EditionConstruction Work in Topinoja Affects Services at the Waste Center
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The initiative seeks to reduce pollution, extend the life of the waste pickers and position the capital as a pioneer in economics to circulate in Ecuador
In a milestone for urban sustainability in the country, Quito will become the first city in Ecuador to implement a circular economy model for the recycling of construction and demolition waste (RCD). The official opening of the first recycling plant for these materials is scheduled for this Thursday, July 10 in the parish of Pifo. Each year, this plant will allow to transform about 90,000 m3 of debris into new useful inputs for the construction …
Construction work will affect services at the Topinoja sorting station until the autumn. The city will build a new street and roundabout in the area, which will affect movement in the area.
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