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Program recycle sukses, Swedia beli dan impor sampah!
Saat ini bandung (kota ane) sedang krisis sampah gara-gara TPA Sarimukti terganggu, ini ada berita dari luar negri (walau berita lama) tapi untuk kembali ngingetin kalo kita bisa ngatasin sampah.
Swedia merupakan negara yang sukses dalam program recyclenya, hanya 4% dari sampah yang dihasilkan ditumpuk dipenampungan sampah. Program sampah ke energi menyumbangkan 20% dari sumber energi listrik di negara tersebut. Dan kini Swedia kekurangan sampah untuk dibuat menjadi sumber listrik, sehingga membelinya dari negara tetangganya Norwegia.
Ini beritanya gan:
Sweden forced to import trash from Norway to create heat and electricity
Norway pays Sweden to take its trash, Sweden gets the heat and electricity, and Sweden exports the burned debris back to Norway. Swedes aren’t producing enough garbage for their successful watse-to-energy program
Sweden is apparently way too good at recycling.
In a country where only 4 percent of waste goes to landfills, officials have had to start importing trash so they can keep making heat and electricity.
The Scandinavian country runs a wildly successful waste-to-energy program, generating 20 percent of the nation’s district heating and generating electricity for a quarter-million homes.
But Swedes just aren’t producing enough garbage for the program and have found a unique solution: importing trash from neighboring Norway, according to a Public Radio International report.
The deal works out pretty well for Sweden.
Norway pays Sweden to take its trash, and Sweden gets heat and electricity and then exports the burned debris back to Norway.
“So that’s why we have the world’s best incineration plants concerning energy efficiency,” Senior Advisor for the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency Catarina Ostlund told PRI.
“But I would say maybe in the future, this waste will be valued even more, so maybe you could sell your waste because there will be a shortage of resources within the world,” Ostlund said.
Thinking about the future, Ostlund said she would like to see Sweden import trash from countries outside Scandinavia.
“I hope that we instead will get the waste from Italy or from Romania or Bulgaria or the Baltic countries because they landfill a lot in these countries,” she said. “They don’t have any incineration plants or recycling plants, so they need to find a solution for their waste.”
This wouldn’t be a long-term solution, Ostlund said, because as time goes on, countries really just need to start reusing and recycling better.
Read more: Sumber Berita
Swedia merupakan negara yang sukses dalam program recyclenya, hanya 4% dari sampah yang dihasilkan ditumpuk dipenampungan sampah. Program sampah ke energi menyumbangkan 20% dari sumber energi listrik di negara tersebut. Dan kini Swedia kekurangan sampah untuk dibuat menjadi sumber listrik, sehingga membelinya dari negara tetangganya Norwegia.
Ini beritanya gan:
Quote:
Sweden forced to import trash from Norway to create heat and electricity
Norway pays Sweden to take its trash, Sweden gets the heat and electricity, and Sweden exports the burned debris back to Norway. Swedes aren’t producing enough garbage for their successful watse-to-energy program
Sweden is apparently way too good at recycling.
In a country where only 4 percent of waste goes to landfills, officials have had to start importing trash so they can keep making heat and electricity.
The Scandinavian country runs a wildly successful waste-to-energy program, generating 20 percent of the nation’s district heating and generating electricity for a quarter-million homes.
But Swedes just aren’t producing enough garbage for the program and have found a unique solution: importing trash from neighboring Norway, according to a Public Radio International report.
The deal works out pretty well for Sweden.
Norway pays Sweden to take its trash, and Sweden gets heat and electricity and then exports the burned debris back to Norway.
“So that’s why we have the world’s best incineration plants concerning energy efficiency,” Senior Advisor for the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency Catarina Ostlund told PRI.
“But I would say maybe in the future, this waste will be valued even more, so maybe you could sell your waste because there will be a shortage of resources within the world,” Ostlund said.
Thinking about the future, Ostlund said she would like to see Sweden import trash from countries outside Scandinavia.
“I hope that we instead will get the waste from Italy or from Romania or Bulgaria or the Baltic countries because they landfill a lot in these countries,” she said. “They don’t have any incineration plants or recycling plants, so they need to find a solution for their waste.”
This wouldn’t be a long-term solution, Ostlund said, because as time goes on, countries really just need to start reusing and recycling better.
Read more: Sumber Berita
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