In Russia want to prevent burn garbage
In Russia want to ban incineration plant. It is planned to change this function for processing (recycling). The waste processing want to introduce administrative methods in small towns.

In Russia want to ban incineration plant. It is planned to change this function for processing (recycling). The waste processing want to introduce administrative methods in small towns.
At the hearing of the Public chamber adopted a proposal to ban combusting factory. By 2025, Russia should completely prohibit landfills - except for a small landfill near waste treatment facilities (EMF) and are designed to rest waste (food, medical, toxic waste and other.
According to the head of the Commission for the development of social infrastructure, housing and utilities of the Public chamber of Russia Igor Shpektor, the proposal was aimed at the Ministry of environment and the Ministry of construction and in the state Duma, the Federation Council and the President and the Prime Minister's powers, according to "Izvestia".
"Russia has accumulated more than 8 billion cubic meters of household and industrial waste. The filled polygons around the country by 50-90%. The amount of livestock waste firms and farms in the form of manure, litter and wastewater is about 700 million cubic meters per year, and for storing these wastes employs more than 2 million ha. Suffice it to say that on the issue of municipal solid waste (MSW) has announced their own fears and the President of the Russian Federation, saying that their subsequent accumulation can lead to very serious results, - stated in the text of the resolution. - You enter the gradual until 2020-2025 year total ban on landfilling of solid waste in landfills," he said Spector.
The Ministry of natural resources endorsed the idea. So the Deputy Minister Rinat Gizatulin stated that " we must remove and recycle our waste that is possible, and further all depends on the business model". He added that the plant on mesoregion energy-consuming and energy-intensive. Moscow incinerators would have stopped if it had not received funds from the budget.