Soragna (Pr), Monte San Pietro (Bo) and Bicester (Pr) according to the best performing municipalities' survey conducted by Legambiente in collaboration with the Region.
are Soragna (Pr) with 80, 2% collection differentiated, Monte San Pietro (Bo) with 74.4% and Bicester (Pr) with 62.2% - all three with the system for collecting door to door "- the" Common Riciclone "Emilia-Romagna according to the annual ranking sponsored by Legambiente in collaboration with the Department regional environment presented to the presence of the Regional Environment Lino Zanichelli and Lorenzo Frattini, President of Legambiente Emilia-Romagna. The three municipalities were winners respectively in the category of small towns (fewer than 5 000 inhabitants), medium-sized municipalities (between 5 000 and 25 000 inhabitants) and municipalities with more than 25 000 inhabitants. Legambiente responded to the questionnaire - providing the data 2008 - 123 municipalities of Emilia-Romagna. The new survey this year was the introduction next to the paper, list on the collection plan. In this area the best performances were those, again with the system, door to door, Zibello (Pr) between the small municipalities with 94 kg of material collected per inhabitant of Argelato (Bo) and Forlimpopoli (Fc), with 126, 2 and 123.9 kg per inhabitant and Cervia (Ra) - but in this case with the traditional curbside collection - with 80.3 kg of organic material each.
Regarding the collection of paper were awarded Campegine (Re) between the small municipalities with 167.8 kg per capita; Cavriago (Re) between the average with 170.4 kg per capita among large cities and Piacenza, with 115.2 kg per capita of paper collected. The survey also collected information on "best practices" in place to reduce waste at source and promoting recycling. Among the notable initiatives that the town of Guignard (Mo), that part of the "environmentally friendly bag" distributed to customers in 600 stores cloth bags. Or that of Ferrara (Fe), which promoted the recovery of computer equipment disposed of through the "tRicicloPC with Linux." Or that the town of Bicester (Pr), which has pledged to reduce the use of bottled water by installing filters to the taps in school canteens and building a public fountain in filtered drinking water.
Also noteworthy initiatives Nonantola (Mo), which decided to take action to reduce waste by encouraging the use of cloth diapers and the Province of Parma with the organization of "Ecofeste", ie the promotion to ' inside of the festivals of the collection of all wastes commonly produced.
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