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Qatar is a growing country that's quickly preparing to be ready for the 2022 Fifa World Cup. It’s working on advancing its technology and infrastructure. With all these good changes comes a lot of waste from humans, and machines. One thing Qatar should start focusing on is recycling, to reduce the waste being produced. Our goal is to collect as many signatures to send to the government of Qatar to inform them about making recycling more mainstream in this country.
- Every year, Qatar produces 2.5 million tons of waste
- That is 1.6 to 1.8 kilos a day
- Qatar has three landfills
- This is very impractical
- 8% of waste is recycled and 92% is wasted
- Qatar is the second most air polluted country in the world
- Qatar would save a lot more money if they started to recycle .
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May 30, 2017
The feedback regarding our waste management concerns has been insightful and highlights a shared desire for better environmental infrastructure. I am currently compiling your collective experiences to ensure our formal proposal reflects the urgency of this transition.
May 30, 2017
The response to this initiative has surpassed my initial expectations. It is encouraging to see such a strong collective interest in the future of our environmental policies.
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really hope the gov listens to this. we need more bins everywhere
I think this is an important message for the fast growing country of Qatar. If recycling can become a big thing in qatar it can be beneficial for both the city now and for it in the future
Let’s do this!
Lit
Why Abdullah built like Sid????
Good job for educating the community on why recycling is important in Qatar!
sabbagh lit is my fav thing in the world lmao
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Status: Closed — this petition is no longer accepting signatures.
Final supporters
Qatar is a growing country that's quickly preparing to be ready for the 2022 Fifa World Cup. It’s working on advancing its technology and infrastructure. With all these good changes comes a lot of waste from humans, and machines. One thing Qatar should start focusing on is recycling, to reduce the waste being produced. Our goal is to collect as many signatures to send to the government of Qatar to inform them about making recycling more mainstream in this country.
- Every year, Qatar produces 2.5 million tons of waste
- That is 1.6 to 1.8 kilos a day
- Qatar has three landfills
- This is very impractical
- 8% of waste is recycled and 92% is wasted
- Qatar is the second most air polluted country in the world
- Qatar would save a lot more money if they started to recycle .
Updates
May 30, 2017
The feedback regarding our waste management concerns has been insightful and highlights a shared desire for better environmental infrastructure. I am currently compiling your collective experiences to ensure our formal proposal reflects the urgency of this transition.
May 30, 2017
The response to this initiative has surpassed my initial expectations. It is encouraging to see such a strong collective interest in the future of our environmental policies.
18 Comments
so much waste everywhere in doha right now its crazy. definitely need to change how we do things before 2022
really hope the gov listens to this. we need more bins everywhere
I think this is an important message for the fast growing country of Qatar. If recycling can become a big thing in qatar it can be beneficial for both the city now and for it in the future
Let’s do this!
Lit
Why Abdullah built like Sid????
Good job for educating the community on why recycling is important in Qatar!
sabbagh lit is my fav thing in the world lmao
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so much waste everywhere in doha right now its crazy. definitely need to change how we do things before 2022