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The Department of Modernization responsible for parks and gardens continues to advance in improving systems that allow a more ecological and naturalized treatment of more than 3000 green areas parks and gardens with which the municipality of Murcia.
The Parks and Gardens Service, which is part of the Department of Modernization of Administration, Urban Quality and Participation, directed by José Guillén, has begun to use bio-scrapers to reuse the remains of branches pruned as fertilizer.
This is achieved by closing the so-called ecological cycle as the branches of trees cut in the programmed pruning will be crushed with this new machine that will allow reuse of the waste to improve and beautify the soil conditions where it is deposited.
Councilor José Guillén has listed some of its many benefits as "the reuse of waste to improve the soil conditions in which they deposit and reduce the volume of material with which they work."
In addition, by depositing these shredded limbs of branches in some areas an improvement of the retention of the humidity as well as of the structure of the plant itself is achieved, reducing in this way the consumption of irrigation water.
There is also a reduction of the displacements made to authorized landfills, as the volume of the remains decreases when grinding.
For the use of this new machine has been formed specifically the professionals who will use it and who carry out their work counting on all the security measures necessary for their daily activity.
The Department of Modernization responsible for parks and gardens continues to advance in the improvement of the environment with systems that allow a more ecological and naturalized treatment of more than 3000 green areas parks and gardens with which the municipality of Murcia has to add to The large number of measures in the same direction that the council has addressed in recent months.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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