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15 June, 2020

Progress in Sustainable Development - PET recycling

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Progress in Sustainable Development - PET recycling The organisation PET-Recycling Switzerland certified that Collège Champittet recycled 258 kg of PET beverage bottles in 2019, saving approximately 774 kg of greenhouse gases.

The organisation PET-Recycling Switzerland certified that Collège Champittet recycled 258 kg of PET beverage bottles in 2019, saving approximately 774 kg of greenhouse gases.

In 2016, only 56 kg were collected: congratulations to all students and staff of the Collège for their responsible behaviour.

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