is better for a municipality to support a charge of approximately € 150 per tonne for disposal of waste electrical and electronic equipment or, instead, to receive up to 70 € "sell" the same amount of material to a consortium of companies that recycle them putting them into the productive circuit? A question so obvious that it hardly merits response, except that often the "resource" represented by the waste is wasted, with negative consequences not only for the public purse but also for the environment.
To reverse this trend and promote a virtuoso disposal of bulky most polluting, the Provincial Councillor for the Environment, Martin Porcelli, organized a meeting with Luciano Teli , Ecorit director of the consortium, which brings together 630 companies and is part of the National Coordination Centre (Cdc ) for the collection and disposal of WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment).
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