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Sweden – Waste Handling

Only about one percent of waste in Sweden goes to the landfill.  Additionally, the country imports about 1.3 million tonnes of waste every year from Norway and the United Kingdom.  The other ninety-nine percent is recycled or used for energy in the country. 

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The Local se

https://www.thelocal.se/20181026/sweden-waste-management-importing-waste-incineration


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