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Contribution of Recycling of Municipal Solid Waste to the Social Inclusion in Brazil
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Energy impact of waste recyclable in a Brazilian metropolitan
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Scavenger cooperatives in Asia and Latin America
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The Millennium Development Goals Report
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Consumo de energia no transporte da coleta seletiva de resíduo sólido domiciliar no Município de Campinas (SP)
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URBAN SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT IN CAXIAS DO SUL/BRAZIL: PRACTICES AND CHALLENGES
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