waste
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Waste Collection in the South: Espace Sud Promises a Return to Normal
Cinq mois après le changement de collecte, les bacs débordent encore dans le Sud. Le 27 août à Rivière-Salée, l’Espace…
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Waste / Recycling
Illegal Dumping in Martinique: CAP Nord Gives Residents a Voice
CAP Nord Martinique is launching a survey on perceptions of illegal dumping in the North. Conducted in collaboration with…
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Circular and Social Economy
Reuse: Key Factors for Developing the Reuse Sector in Martinique
Giving a piece of furniture, an appliance, a piece of clothing, or a building material a second life is no longer just…
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Waste / Recycling
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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STRENGTH
Off the coast of Corsica, plastic waste has formed an island several dozen kilometers in size
Thousands of metric tons of plastic were spotted Tuesday in the open waters of the Mediterranean Sea, between Corsica and the island of Elba.…
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Waste / Recycling
How can we use our waste as an eco-friendly solution for economic development?
That was the theme of the conference held last week as part of the Madin’Expo trade show in Madiana. Several…
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Waste / Recycling
First "Plastic Attack" Campaign in Martinique
On Saturday, November 26, 2018, the first "Plastic Attack" event took place at La Galleria Shopping Center, as part of…
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Environmental Education & Sustainable Development
Learn more about waste…
Every year, the people of Martinique generate large volumes of waste, which amounts to an annual per-capita waste generation of 330…
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UN: Agreement Reached on a “Significant” Reduction in Single-Use Plastic
The 170 member states of the UN have reached an agreement on reducing single-use plastic. They…
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Waste / Recycling
Our waste is killing us—let's cut back on it right away!
Every year in Martinique, we produce an average of 300,000 metric tons of household, green, and industrial waste that needs to be “managed.” And…
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