Panorama of solid waste at the fair supply center in Santana/BA
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https://doi.org/10.51359/2238-6211.2021.247853Keywords:
Resíduos Sólidos, Impactos socioambientais, Centro de AbastecimentoAbstract
The Supply Centers are units managed by the State, Municipalities or by mixed capital (public and private), intended for the sale of horticultural products, fish, handicrafts, among others, at the wholesale and retail level. The diversity of activities developed in these establishments characterizes a large daily volume in the generation of waste. In this context, this article proposes to analyze the management of solid waste at the Supply Center in Feira de Santana, Bahia, highlighting stages of conditioning, collection / transport and socio-environmental impacts. The methodological procedures covered the bibliographic and documentary survey, field visits, analysis and data integrated discussion. There is a monthly average of 200 to 320 t / month of collected waste, with no value for commercialization, but with potential for reuse. The results point to a deficiency in the local cleaning and management system and non-compliance with current legislation Hence, the urgency of actions and measures, that dialogue with the National Solid Waste Policy, is recognized and to be articulated to the risks arising from anthropic activities in the urban space
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