University of Samarra launches waste management programs supporting Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

The University of Samarra announced the implementation of a package of waste management programs that contribute to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), reaffirming its commitment to reducing environmental impact, promoting the circular economy, and encouraging responsible consumption. These programs include the application of comprehensive waste segregation systems across campus, operation of facilities to convert…

University of Samarra connects its network to the central sewage project to enhance environmental sustainability

The University of Samarra announced the integration of its network project with the city’s sewage system, implemented under the supervision of the General Directorate of Sewage. The project covers an area of 50 acres and includes networks for heavy water and rainwater drainage, conveyor lines, and lifting stations linked to the central treatment plant with…

University of Samarra strengthens toxic waste management system and launches sustainable safety initiatives

The University of Samarra announced significant progress in toxic waste treatment this year, successfully reducing its volume to 3.5 tons through reuse and recycling programs that included electronic waste and laboratory chemicals. The university emphasized that these efforts were carried out in partnership with the Civil Defense Directorate and the CBRN Committee, which regularly monitor…

University of Samarra treats toxic waste and develops environmental safety programs

The University of Samarra announced its success in treating toxic waste produced this year, which amounted to 3.5 tons, through reuse and recycling methods that included electronic waste and laboratory chemicals.The university explained that these efforts were carried out in cooperation with the Civil Defense Directorate and the CBRN Committee, which subject university laboratories to…

University of Samarra reduces toxic waste production and develops environmental safety programs

The University of Samarra announced its success in reducing toxic waste production during the past year from 4.5 tons to 3.8 tons, through reuse and recycling methods that included electronic waste and laboratory chemicals. The university explained that these efforts were carried out in cooperation with the Civil Defense Directorate and the CBRN Committee, which…

University of Samarra reduces toxic waste production and strengthens environmental safety measures

The University of Samarra announced its success in reducing toxic waste production this year from 4.5 tons to 3.8 tons, through reuse and recycling methods that included electronic waste and laboratory chemicals.The university explained that these efforts were carried out in cooperation with the Civil Defense Directorate and the CBRN Committee, which subject university laboratories…

University of Samarra launches projects for inorganic waste treatment and supports environmental awareness initiatives

The University of Samarra announced the development of advanced projects for inorganic waste treatment in cooperation with the Samarra Municipality and local companies, aiming to improve recycling processes and recover valuable precious metals and rare earth elements through low‑impact pilot projects.The university also launched a special battery recycling project in collaboration with the Ministry of…

University of Samarra enhances its programs in inorganic waste treatment and launches awareness initiatives

The University of Samarra announced its success in treating inorganic waste produced this year, which amounted to 95 tons, through reuse and recycling methods that included paper, hard plastics, and soft plastics, in cooperation with the Samarra Municipality and several local companies.The university explained that these efforts are part of a strategy based on sorting…

University of Samarra cooperates with Samarra Municipality to recycle inorganic waste

The University of Samarra announced its success in reducing inorganic waste production from 110 tons to 95 tons during the past year, through reuse and recycling methods that included paper, hard plastics, and soft plastics.The university explained that recycling operations were carried out in cooperation with the Samarra Municipality and several local companies, following a…

University of Samarra develops strategies for recycling inorganic waste in cooperation with Samarra Municipality

The University of Samarra succeeded in reducing inorganic waste production this year from 110 tons to 95 tons, through reuse and recycling methods that included paper, soft plastics, and hard plastics. The university explained that recycling operations are carried out in cooperation with the Samarra Municipality and several local companies, following a strategy based on…

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