Suche
Mein Konto
Free green waste disposal: Campaign starts on October 7th in Graz!
From October 7th, Graz homeowners and property owners can once again hand in their green waste free of charge. Find out everything about the holding's green waste campaign and how you can take part.
Free green waste disposal: Campaign starts on October 7th in Graz!
A significant initiative is coming up in Graz from October 7th, which will particularly benefit house and property owners. Holding Graz is once again launching the free green waste collection, which enables owners to dispose of their garden waste in an environmentally friendly manner. This campaign is not only intended to make disposal easier, but also to help keep the city's green spaces clean and well-maintained.
The green cutting campaign is a welcome opportunity for all garden owners to properly get rid of their tree, hedge and shrub cuttings. The uncomplicated delivery reduces the pressure on city landfills and at the same time reduces the ecological footprint of citizens. The initiative represents a step towards sustainable waste management and promotes increased awareness of environmental protection.
Practical details about green waste disposal
The distribution will take place at several locations in the city, which will be announced by Holding Graz. There will be no costs for citizens, which makes this measure particularly attractive. Homeowners and garden lovers are invited to dispose of their waste during the campaign. This ensures that garden waste does not end up in nature, but is disposed of in an environmentally friendly manner.
This initiative could have far-reaching effects on the cleanliness of the city and is a sign that Graz is actively committed to a sustainable future. The program not only strengthens the community, but also gives residents the opportunity to take responsibility for the environment. It remains to be hoped that many citizens will take advantage of the opportunity and actively participate in the campaign.
For further information on the exact drop-off times and locations, those interested can visit the Holding Graz website or contact the city administration. This is a move that will benefit both the city and its users, and anticipation is already building for the launch of the campaign.
The collected green waste is then recycled ecologically, which allows new resources to be created. This approach not only promotes the circular economy in Graz, but also makes an important contribution to reducing waste. It turns out that sensible disposal initiatives are integrated into the city's waste prevention strategy.
How effective this campaign will ultimately be remains to be seen. In any case, it is being welcomed as an environmentally friendly option for disposing of garden waste and could be a model for future projects in other cities.