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The Greek island of Tilos used to send 87% of its waste to landfill. Today, that figure is zero. Its former landfill has become a sorting and processing centre.…
The Greek island of Tilos used to send 87% of its waste to landfill. Today, that figure is zero.
Its former landfill has become a sorting and processing centre. Of the 330 tonnes of waste produced each year, 60% is recyclable, 30% is organic and the remaining 10% is used as fuel in cement factories.
Discover how this small island is giving its waste a second life on this week's episode of #MadeInEurope.
Watch the full episode on: https://l.euronews.com/iSwf
The Greek island of Tilos used to send 87% of its waste to landfill. Today, that figure is zero.
Its former landfill has become a sorting and processing centre. Of the 330 tonnes of waste produced each year, 60% is recyclable, 30% is organic and the remaining 10% is used as fuel in cement factories.
Discover how this small island is giving its waste a second life on this week's episode of #MadeInEurope.
Watch the full episode on: https://l.euronews.com/iSwf
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