Survey on the recycling and treatment of waste. Treatment of waste 2010-2019 Series National results

Amount of non hazardous and hazardous waste managed by type of waste and type of treatment and type of hazardous.

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	period Type of treatment Type of hazardous
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Notes
- 1) The waste recovery operations described here include regeneration, recycling and composting operations and exclude filling or energy recovery operations.
  
  The symbol '..' means that this category of waste is not is not included in Regulation (EC 2150/2002)

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TOTAL
01.1. Solvents used
01.2. Acidic, alkaline or saline waste
01.3. Used oils
01.4 + 02 + 03.1Chemical waste
03.2. Industrial effluent sludge (dry)
03.3. Sludge and liquid waste from waste treatment
05. Medical and biological waste
06. Metallic wastes
07.1. Glass waste
07.2. Paper and cardboard waste
07.3. Rubber waste
07.4. Plastic waste
07.5. Wood waste
07.6. Textile waste
07.7. Waste containing PCBs
08. Discarded equipment (excluding 8.1 and 8.41)
08.1. Discarded vehicles
08.41. Waste from batteries and accumulators
09.1. Animal waste and waste from mixed food products
09.2. Vegetable waste
09.3. Slurry and manure
10.1. Domestic waste and similar
10.2. Mixed and undifferentiated materials
10.3. Separation waste
11. Common sludge (dry)
12.1 + 12.2 + 12.3 + 12.5 + 12.6. Mineral wastes of construction and demolition, of asbestos, wastes of naturally occurring minerals, various mineral wastes and soils
12.4. Combustion waste
12.7. Drainage waste
12.8 and 13. Waste from the treatment of waste and Solidified, stabilised or vitrified waste