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Tadweer opens waste recycling plant in Abu DhabiAbu Dhabi Waste Management Centre (Tadweer) has opened a new facility to recycle construction and demolition waste in Ghayathi in Al Dhafra region of Abu Dhabi. This comes as part of Tadweer's efforts to support Abu Dhabi&rsqu More… |
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Tadweer opens waste recycling plant in Abu DhabiAbu Dhabi Waste Management Centre (Tadweer) has opened a new facility to recycle construction and demolition waste in Ghayathi in Al Dhafra region of Abu Dhabi. This comes as part of Tadweer's efforts to support Abu Dhabi&rsqu More… |
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Tadweer implements new waste management strategyAbu Dhabi Waste Management Center (Tadweer) has announced that it had collected 1,147,844 tonne waste, amounting to 6,376.90 tonne of waste per day on average, from all regions across the emirate of Abu Dhabi during the first half of 201 More… |
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Be’ah allocates sites for processing construction wasteOman Environmental Services Holding Company (Be’ah) has allocated 22 sites across the sultanate for proper management of construction and demolition (C&D) waste, said a report. The new move comes as part of Be’ah&r More… |
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Be’ah allocates sites for processing construction wasteOman Environmental Services Holding Company (Be’ah) has allocated 22 sites across the sultanate for proper management of construction and demolition (C&D) waste, said a report. The new move comes as part of Be’ah&r More… |
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Be’ah allocates sites for processing construction wasteOman Environmental Services Holding Company (Be’ah) has allocated 22 sites across the sultanate for proper management of construction and demolition (C&D) waste, said a report. The new move comes as part of Be’ah&r More… |
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Qatari firm in deal to recycle construction wasteQatari Primary Materials Company (QPMC) said it has signed a contract with Britain’s TRL for the development of quality recycled aggregate for use in construction. An independent company of engineers, consultants and technic More… |
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Qatari firm in deal to recycle construction wasteQatari Primary Materials Company (QPMC) said it has signed a contract with Britain’s TRL for the development of quality recycled aggregate for use in construction. An independent company of engineers, consultants and technic More… |
