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1
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construction waste management
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Japan
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Advanced technology and automation for efficient sorting and recycling of construction waste
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1
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2
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e-waste management
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Japan
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Advanced technology and strict laws govern the proper disposal and recycling of e-waste.
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1
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3
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e-waste recycling
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Japan
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Advanced technology and extensive infrastructure for e-waste recycling are in place due to the high demand for electronics and stringent environmental regulations.
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1
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4
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food waste
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Japan
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Food waste is considered highly undesirable, and there is an emphasis on minimizing waste through portion control and efficient meal planning.
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1
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5
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garbage waste
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Japan
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Garbage waste is meticulously sorted into multiple categories, and residents often pay for disposal based on the volume and type of waste.
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1
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6
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garbage waste
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Japan
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Sorted into burnable, non-burnable, and recyclable waste for disposal
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1
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7
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household waste management
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Japan
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Many households practice meticulous waste sorting and recycling, often due to limited landfill space
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1
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8
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industrial waste
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Japan
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Technological innovation to reduce and manage industrial waste, including waste-to-energy plants
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1
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9
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waste
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Japan
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Efficient waste management and recycling systems are a societal norm.
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1
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10
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waste
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Japan
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The concept of mottainai (no waste) is deeply ingrained, leading to a strong focus on minimizing waste and reusing items whenever possible.
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1
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11
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waste
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Japan
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Waste separation is highly regulated, and strict rules exist for disposing of different types of waste.
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1
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12
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waste management
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Japan
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Strict regulations and advanced technology for waste sorting and disposal are prevalent.
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1
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13
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waste pickers
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Japan
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Formal waste disposal systems and environmental regulations have minimized the role of waste pickers in urban areas.
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1
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14
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waste reduction
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Japan
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Emphasized through strict sorting of waste into various categories
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1
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15
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waste separation
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Japan
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Waste separation is a highly organized process, with strict guidelines for sorting recyclable and non-recyclable waste.
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1
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16
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waste separation and recycling
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Japan
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Strict waste separation and recycling regulations enforced by local authorities, with an emphasis on maintaining cleanliness and order.
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1
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17
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waste sorting
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Japan
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Detailed and meticulous waste sorting requirements, with separate bins for various types of waste
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1
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18
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waste-to-energy
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Japan
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Seen as a practical way to address the challenge of waste management and energy generation.
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1
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