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The students of these schools separate their waste, "although uselessly", since they end up in the same container.
"This is pernicious and discouraging for the education and environmental awareness of these children," says Micol, who also highlights the abuse of Ballesta to districts
NOW MURCIA denounces the lack of selective collection points in several schools of the municipality, which also separate their waste, "although uselessly".
The councilor Angeles Micol indicates that this situation is taking place in the public schools Santiago García Medel, in Era Alta, and Francisco Sánchez Matás, in Aljucer, and that it is most likely to be repeating in other centers.
Now Murcia has asked in writing to the new Councilor for Infrastructure, Public Works and Services, Rebeca Pérez, to adequately equip these schools and the neighbors of both areas with selective collection containers, and to check if this situation occurs in more centers educational activities of the municipality.
The mayor highlights "the paradox" that these schools, as part of their education, separate waste in different bins, "but outside of schools there are only organic waste containers." Selective deposits are more than half kilometer of the CEIP García Medel and more than 1 km from the CEIP Sánchez Matás, "so the waste ends up in the container of organic remains, giving rise to a contradictory and absurd situation which, in addition, some students notice, which It is pernicious and unmotivating for their education and environmental awareness. "
Angeles Micol emphasizes that this lack of selective containers also affects the road to Salabosque and the road to San Gines-Era Alta, and highlights "the double yardstick of Ballesta between the city and the districts, these being very often treated, in investments and services, as areas of the second category municipality, something that should not be so ".
Source: Ahora Murcia
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