Carlisle (Fg) - From 0.5 to an average of 10.55 per cent: from 2009 to today, the Carlisle collection of waste has grown exponentially, reaching 16 percent in June, July and August 2010 . "Considering what were the initial data - Dino D'Amelio says the mayor - we have achieved a good result, but our goal is do much better through improved collection system." A few days ago, in fact, started the service withdrawal 'door to door' of separated waste . The collection of material to start the cycle of recycling, henceforth, will not be based solely on the bins. The 'door to door 'began as an experiment, last October 26: two players, three days a week, back at home with paper bags, glass and plastic. In this first phase, the bins will be available to citizens who want to give yourself the waste. The new service and the targets for increasing the collection were presented to citizens during an important meeting held in the municipal gym. On that occasion, the City Council has announced some significant data.
"A Carlisle company produces around 360 tonnes of waste per year which corresponds to approximately 350 kg of waste per capita per year. For the collection of waste, the Municipality claims costs amounted to € 109mila year, earning for its service only 53 thousand euro - said the deputy mayor of the town, Ivana D'Amelio - Differentiation for us has become a requirement for reduce the deficit to be in the legislation. " The vice-mayor refers to the Law 22 of 2007, the regulatory framework that established the mandatory recycling standards and increasing in quality and quantity of service products. In 2009, the average percentage of waste in Italy stood at 30% to 14% in Puglia. In Dauni Northern Mountains, the situation is no better with a rate of separate collection still 11%. In this regard, is to signal an important ruling of the Court of Auditors in December last year that ordered the City of Marcianise (Caserta) to pay a fine of € 450 thousand for not meeting the minimum percentage of recycling of waste. "The principle expressed by the Court of Auditors is clear - the mayor warns D'Amelio - the differential is a clear obligation for municipalities and not an objective of secondary importance." For the future, we will also evaluate alternative systems with the objective to reach a contribution of mixed waste by the citizens themselves with the control of the amount deposited, reducing the fare to the person making a good recycling system. But what is recycled in Carlisle?
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