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During the Christmas season, the Portuguese Environmental Agency carried out an awareness campaign, highlighting the need for the Portuguese people to unite in reducing the impact of waste on the country.

The “Waste Shop” was present at the Cascais Christmas Village for a simple and educational activity. Starting with the separation of waste at home, which is the most important thing, people were challenged to bring their properly separated municipal waste from home and hand it over to a promoter who had a scale to weigh the waste. In exchange, people received a ticket that gave them access to different gifts.

With comments from Francisco Silva, from the Sectoral Waste Division of the Portuguese Environmental Agency, and Sílvia Ricardo, director of the Waste Department of the Portuguese Environmental Agency.

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Christmas is also synonymous with a great deal of waste. To raise awareness of this problem among the Portuguese, the Portuguese Environmental Agency created a 6-metre-high Christmas tree made from poorly separated waste from our own homes.

With statements from José Pimenta Machado, Chairman of the Board of the APA.

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At Christmas, the Portuguese Environmental Agency launches the campaign “Let’s separate the waste before our future is wasted.”, calling for the separation of biowaste. Christmas is a particularly important time because separation starts at home. Report at ValorSul. ValorSul is a system that brings together several municipalities in the Lisbon area and handles their waste treatment. There are 19 municipalities in this zone, and a range of treatments are carried out on the waste to recover it, add value to it and turn it into resources.

With comments from Ana Cristina Carrola, member of the Board of the Portuguese Environmental Agency.

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At Christmas, the Portuguese Environmental Agency launches the campaign “Let’s separate the waste before our future is wasted.”, calling for the correct separation of biowaste. With comments from Ana Cristina Carrola, member of the Board of the Portuguese Environmental Agency, who clarified that the separation of biowaste is essential for creating value from its transformation.

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Did you know that each Portuguese person generates around 1.5 kg of waste per day? The Portuguese Environmental Agency launched this awareness campaign to highlight this problem.

“The Portuguese Environmental Agency is an agency that manages environmental policies in general, with a particular focus on the area of waste. We face major challenges in waste management that we clearly need to overcome, and we need people to help us achieve our goals. That is why running this campaign is so important — being here where people can see that, when they separate their waste, it has value.”

Interview with Ana Cristina Carrola, member of the Board of the Portuguese Environmental Agency.