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Home Courses Waste Management and Critical Raw Materials Course materials Lectures 4.2.1 Psychology and separate waste collection

4.2.1 Psychology and separate waste collection

Course subject(s) Module 4. Collection systems

In the last two modules we saw how obsolete products are being reused and recycled. For this the obsolete products have to be separately collected. This module focusses on the methods on how to get these products back. We take a look at psychological models on waste separation, the practical approach in waste separation in companies, methods of collection and redistribution. In this video Jan-Henk Welink presents psychological models on separate waste collection.

https://youtu.be/hDLqx5Xnm8c

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