Simple download service (Atom) of the dataset: Inert waste

Inert waste is unstained mineral waste with very low polluting character and evolutionary nature. Description below from the ADEME website: http://www2.ademe.fr/servlet/KBaseShow?catid=14705 * Initial product at the origin of the waste The inert nature of a waste is defined by the landfill regulations (see Regulatory Framework tab). Inert waste is unstained mineral waste with very low polluting character and evolutionary nature. Inert waste comes mainly from construction sites in public works, civil engineering (bridges...) and building. Waste is generated during the construction, renovation, maintenance or rehabilitation of these structures and buildings and then at the end of their life (deconstruction, demolition). The main materials that can cause inert waste are: Construction materials including: — Natural mineral materials (stone, marble, sandstone, slate...), — Concrete, cement, — Bituminous coatings..., — Terracotta (ceramic, tile, tile, brick...), — Glass: glazing without chassis, unarmed,