The Quezon City government has approved the development of an integrated waste-to-energy facility as a bold step to address the city’s garbage problem, according to the office of Mayor Herbert Bautista.
The go-signal came after the 38-member City Council gave Bautista the authority to forge a joint venture agreement with the private sector for the development of the city’s own waste-to-energy plant, which the Mayor earlier described as vital in the city’s effort to avert a possible crisis in waste management with the impending closure of the landfill facility in Payatas in three years.
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