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AuthorFranco, Edian F.
AuthorPadrón Iglesia, Wilfredo
AuthorPérez Teruel, Karina
Accessioned date2023-06-22T23:42:47Z
Available date2023-06-22T23:42:47Z
Year2022
CitationFranco, E. F., Padrón Iglesia, W., & Pérez Teruel, K. (2022). Household solid wastemanagement in the Dominican Republic : case of the municipality of Puñal, Santiago. Sustainability, 14(6), 3149. Recuperado de:es
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AbstractOne of the biggest problems that the Dominican Republic has had in recent decades is the efficient management of solid domestic waste. This problem has worsened in recent years due to the decrease in available areas for the construction of sanitary landfills, the lack of recycling culture in the population, the deficiency in waste collection, and the scarce legal controls aimed at preserving water, air and soil among other factors. The objective of this study is to explore the management of solid waste by the population and the municipality of Puñal, province of Santiago, to evaluate and analyze the situation and generation of solid waste, municipal solid waste management services, and the attitudes of the population regarding recycling projects and waste management.es
LanguageEnglishes
PublishedSustainability, 14(6), 3149es
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SubjectContaminación ambientales
SubjectResiduos sólidoses
TitleHousehold solid wastemanagement in the Dominican Republic : case of the municipality of Puñal, Santiagoes
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Type of contentScientific researches
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