The Director General of Planning, Evaluation and Environmental Control, Francisco Espejo, said today in Totana the welcome that is taking among young video game campaign to promote recycling of waste, which aims to promote the recycling of waste through updated versions of the three most successful video game 80's.
Espejo said the campaign "has a great educational power, as it clarifies the doubts about the waste to be deposited in the various municipal bins, thus leading the selective separation becomes a habit adopted from an increasingly early age."
The portal that supports this campaign already has over 5,500 users and has been visited by people from 39 countries, including Germany, USA, Norway, Mexico and Peru, among others.
Through this website can be accessed free of charge to the games as a hobby and participate in the competition, opting for the prizes: laptops, solar backpacks, folding bicycles, among others.
The campaign will culminate with a party, to be held on the campus of Espinardo.
Attendees will participate in activities such as games Paint Ball, in a scenario set in the theme of recycling, and a championship game.
Cuatribolsa
Responsible autonomy also presented the 'Cuatribolsa' domestic container consists of four reusable bags with the signature colors: blue for paper and cardboard waste, yellow for cans, cartons and plastic containers, green and gray glass containers for waste small appliances and electronics.
Each bag also includes graphic information on the waste to be deposited in them.
Once full citizens may carry these bags separately until the nearest container line and empty the contents where appropriate, with the exception of the gray bag whose contents must be deposited in the municipal parks in the region.
The 'Cuatribolsa', which is distributed 5,000 sets must be requested through the Internet.
The public may collect the bags in their respective municipalities, from 5 to 10 each month.
Murcia city residents can also do it in the headquarters of the Directorate General of Planning, Evaluation and Environmental Control.
Responsible autonomy highlighted the contribution of citizens in the selective separation of waste and said that "such initiatives have enabled the recycling percentages in the Region of Murcia are above the targets set by the European Union .
