waste collection

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Intermediary wastecollection points were almost always covered, and the only operational rubbish tip was located offshore.
An extension to i this model would be the incorporation of imperfect competition in wastecollection.
The formal sector consists of municipal agencies or private firms that are responsible for wastecollection, transport, and disposal.
Moreover, critics contend that import of waste plastics will crowd out the domestic wastecollection system.
Besides, there are problems related to inflow of solid wastes into the bay during rainfall because of inadequate wastecollection systems.
The second issue looks at wastecollection and the disposable problem.
Sanitation and water companies are usually controlled by states and municipalities, while solid wastecollection is run mainly by municipalities.
The failure to expand or maintain water supply, wastewater and wastecollection systems after 1970 was only to some degree determined by a technical lock-in produced by past investment decisions.
In several developing countries, a non-negligible proportion of the urban poor are involved in wastecollection and recycling as a source of income; they are known as scavengers or waste-pickers.
Similarly, 75 per cent of the urban population and less than 30 per cent of the rural population are served with adequate sanitation or wastecollection and disposal facilities.
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