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Solid waste in a broader sense is understood as any household, industrial and agricultural materials that have been used up. Since such waste accumulates in the territories managed by municipalities responsible for its removal and storage, it is termed ‘municipal solid waste’. Municipal solid waste include also: ash generated in thermal
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