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Veolia Waste Solutions Help Alleviate China’s “Siege of Trash”

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A World Bank report projects that in eight years, the Chinese will generate nearly 1.4 million tons of garbage each day, twice the volume forecasted for America. The anticipated surge in waste volumes is associated with a growing population with rising incomes and higher standards of living.

Veolia celebrates 170 years of innovation

Through the eyes of the Resourcers

Valérie Messier and Tania Bélanger - Canada

Interview of Valérie Messier and Tania Bélanger - Canada

Danone and Veolia join up to meet the challenge of climate change

Veolia, Danone, climate change, alliance

Danone and Veolia today announce a strategic alliance for water cycle, waste and energy efficiency management. The partnership is part of Danone’s climate policy which calls for a zero net carbon footprint by 2050 for sites under the company’s direct, shared and expanded responsibility.

Incineration

Incineration is the most direct way to treat and dispose of hazardous waste. With mature and reliable technology that adapts through its design to every type of waste, Veolia’s Hazardous Waste to Energy facilities can help customers meet stable operation, easy maintenance, reasonable economics, scientific management, environmental protection and health and safety goals.

Through the eyes of the Resourcers

France Story Frédéric Houdry & Christophe Thabourin

Interview of Frédéric Houdry & Christophe Thabourin - France

Veolia supports British Government Syrian chemicals initiative

Following the Foreign & Commonwealth Office announcement of additional British Government support for the international mission to destroy Syria's chemical weapon programme on 20 December, 2013, Veolia Environnement can confirm its commitment to the UK initiative to facilitate the destruction of 150 tonnes of 'B precursor' chemicals.

Cindy JIANG, Board Secretary & Deputy Network Mgr.,Veolia Pudong Project

"Optimizing the energy consumption of buildings will turn the tide!"

New Organization: Veolia Environnement organizes its operations by geographic zones

As part of the transformation of Veolia Environnement, Antoine Frérot, Chairman and CEO, today announced the company's new organization. The transformation is based on two major advances: a country-based organization for the water and waste management activities placed under the authority of a single director per country and the creation of two new functional departments: one dedicated to Innovation and Markets, the other to Technique and Performance.