Green MT and the Mellieha Local Council have embarked on a project to increase the level of recyclable waste, in the process decreasing the amount of mixed waste dumped on the Ghadira Beach. This project has included the installation of waste separation bins on the beach itself and an information campaign for users. For the next eight weeks, five youths would be educating the public on waste separation using the newly-installed bins and distributing flyers in a joint campaign between the local council and Green MT Ltd.
Within the same project, Green MT in collaboration with the Mellieha Local Council, has filled a site provided by the Council with Recycling bins for Plastic, Metal and Glass. The recyclable waste collected form Ghadira Beach will be deposited within this area, from where Green MT will be recovering it and delivering it to the Sant'Antnin MRF facility for recycling.
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