Towards a Circular Cordoba: Innovative approaches to waste integrated management and reduction

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Course Title
Integrated waste management; Design of Wastewater Treatment Systems; Environmental Impact; Sustainable Settings; Urban Design and New Developments; Architectonic Design; Social Service; Sustainable Uses of Natural Resources; Education for Sustainability; Sustainable Development; Participatory Planning; Publico Participation; Community Health; Environmental Health and Food Resources; Economy
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18
Project Lead Faculty
Dr. Francisco Nieves Garnica, Dr. Eric P. Houbron

The municipality of Cordoba, in the state of Veracruz, Mexico, has a population of almost 205,000 inhabitants in 89 rural and 6 urban locations. More than 186,000 kg of municipal solid waste is collected daily in the municipality, which is equivalent to an average daily generation per person of 1 kg of municipal solid waste and an annual generation of more than 67,700 tons. To this must be added an unknown volume of waste that is incinerated in private homes or dumped directly into vacant land o...


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