Environment
05 Jun 2014
2 min read
Symposium on water, recycling, and waste recovery
The council of the Urban Commune of Fès has invested more than 2 billion dirhams (MMDH) over the last five years in the realization of environmental projects, affirmed, last Monday in Fès, the vice-president of the Urban Commune, Allal Amraoui. The spiritual capital is "committed to energy efficiency, liquid sanitation, renewable energy, environmental protection, and waste treatment plans," he made known during the opening of an international symposium on "Water, recycling, and waste recovery." The city equipped itself, as early as 2004, with a controlled landfill that will soon begin to produce electrical energy from biogas, he specified, adding that the sanitation sector has also been strengthened by a master plan for the hydraulic network and a wastewater treatment plant meeting international standards. This station, compliant with the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM), covers 50% of…
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