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August is the month when the Portuguese generate the most waste. The Portuguese Environmental Agency reveals that 480,000 tons of...
"Let’s separate the waste" is a call to action. A direct, energetic and blunt way of saying that the problem of the waste we produce in our homes cannot be solved alone. The campaign represents a movement in which each person, institution or community is called upon to participate by taking an active role in reducing, reusing and recycling their waste.
This campaign aims to ensure that waste separation becomes a natural, daily and conscious gesture on the part of every citizen. It represents the start of a change in behaviour on everyone's part, with benefits for the environment. It highlights the need for commitment on the part of all citizens to assume their leading role in transforming waste into resources.
Separating is caring.
Separating is investing in the future.
Separating is believing in a cleaner, fairer, and more sustainable country.
August is the month when the Portuguese generate the most waste. The Portuguese Environmental Agency reveals that 480,000 tons of...
Waste generation spikes during the summer months. Last year, between July and September, nearly 2 million tons were produced—with the...
This weekend, Portimão Marina will host the final leg of the Portuguese Environment Agency’s (APA) summer awareness tour, featuring an...
We've prepared a short quiz with 10 true or false questions to test what you know about sustainability and recycling.
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