Estaciones de transferencia de reciclaje de Residuos Sólidos, como estrategia de mitigado del cambio climático.

Abstract

The solid waste transfer stations are a key factor in the management of waste, although this waste depends on many factors, the following document will discuss the different characteristics of solid waste, as well as a little about the history of them and the implications on climate change. Solid wastes are generators of greenhouse gases (GHG); however, the different ways of mitigating climate change will be observed, this given from the good management of waste and also the procedures for its treatment; it is necessary to incur that the transfer stations are part of a process in terms of the circulation of solid waste, therefore it will be evidenced, the different types of stations and the final disposal of the transfer stations for solid waste. Finally, there will be a focus on how solid waste transfer stations impact climate change in a positive way, as well as the benefits they have generated in other countries and how they have been implemented in some parts of Colombia, taking into account the different types of waste and how the procedures are carried out until their final disposal, taking into account the quality of landfills or sanitary landfills.