SMDO Launches Campaign to Reduce Waste Sorting Errors in Oise
The SMDO reports that 26.5% of yellow bin waste in Oise consists of sorting errors. A new awareness campaign aims to educate households on proper waste disposal, emphasizing that only packaging and paper should be placed in yellow bins. Incorrect items lead to recycling contamination and safety risks for waste collection teams. The SMDO manages waste for over 790,000 residents and highlights specific disposal methods for various waste types to minimize sorting mistakes.
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The Syndicat Mixte du département de l'Oise (SMDO) reports that 26.5% of waste in yellow bins consists of sorting errors. In response, it has launched an awareness campaign for households to reduce these mistakes.
Common errors include disposing of household waste, batteries, single-use textiles, and other non-packaging items in yellow bins. Incorrect disposal contaminates recyclable materials and poses safety risks to waste collection teams, including fire hazards from lithium batteries. The SMDO manages waste for over 790,000 residents and encourages proper disposal methods to mitigate sorting errors and associated costs.
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