Clare County Council has adopted a first-of-its-kind plan aimed at reducing the amount of waste produced in the county.
The Waste Management Plan for a Circular Economy, which will run over the course of six years, recommends a €40 million state investment and encourages increased waste prevention, more recycling, and improved reuse and repair practices.
3.2 million tonnes of waste was generated in Ireland in 2021 which equates to 644 kilogrammes per person which is in excess of the European average of 527 kilogrammes.
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Southern Regional Waste Co-Ordinator for Regional Waste Management Planning Offices Philippa King is hopeful the initiative will promote sustainable practices in Clare.
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