Waste / Recycling
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CTM is hiring!
Whether you’re an experienced civil servant or contract employee with a passion for environmental protection, the new candidate must possess…
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In Morne Dillon, Household Waste Is Turned Into Electricity
Once collected, sorted, and excluded from recycling streams, some household waste can still be recovered. At the Unit in…
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The SMTVD Establishes Its Communication & Citizen Relations Commission
On Tuesday, July 22, the Martinique Waste Treatment and Recycling Union (SMTVD) brought together its elected members…
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Recycling, sorting, and cleanup: July is dedicated to waste collection
From north to south, authorities and local governments are giving the issue of waste high priority. Several events…
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Tri Bô Kay: The July dates are out!
A new collection schedule has been released for the Tri Bô Kay initiative. How does it work? The Tri Bô Kay initiative…
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In Martinique, three-quarters of the gray trash could be diverted to another route
In Martinique, the average amount of gray trash per capita per year is 341.4 kg. But its composition shows that…
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Expanded Recycling: A Transition Period Through 2030 to Prepare for the Future
As of January 1, 2026, recycling guidelines have been expanded in Martinique. All packaging and paper can…
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July 2026: See you in Carbet for the next edition of Kay Pwop
The Entreprises & Environnement association is holding the event again in July in Le Carbet. As in previous years, it is a…
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Waste Management in Martinique: Elected Officials, ADEME, and Recycling Stakeholders Working Closely with Local Communities
A half-day work session was held this Monday, June 29, at the Ducos packaging sorting center, focusing on…
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What actually happens to commercial waste in Martinique?
Waste management isn't just about households. Every day, businesses in Martinique generate a wide variety of…
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