It was only until 1992 that we in the Netherlands started recycling on great scale
1992, can u imagine? Dutch citizens had TV’s, computers, cable internet, but nobody had thought of ways to separate materials and recycle them on a large scale. Globally, most countries weren’t doing much better. In Chile today (2020) 99% of waste ends up on landfills. Liechtenstein, a European country, recycles 0% of its waste. All countries already were late to recycling practice, and now we’re running out of time. We are far behind in keeping our planet livable. That has its consequences.
Were landfilled in Europe. With those bottles you can build a tower that can reach to the moon.
In our atmosfeer comes from the all landfills worldwide.
What are the consequences?
Ground sources get exhausted
By not reusing and recycling materials, we use up natural sources.
products will become unaffordable
Can you imagine paying 20 dollar for tea?
drinking water will get undrinkable
If we landfill waste, toxic or dangerous materials will pollute water
WSS helps making recycling easier and surveyable
WSS designs technological systems that measure participation in waste and recycling processes, and develops software in which you can review this data and use it directly for your waste management. This way processing waste becomes accessible and manageable. If we recycle with precision, no valuable materials will run to waste.
A solid team with expertise
At WSS we strive to work in close and direct communication with everyone in our team.
This way we keep learning, developing and up-to-date with the field.
paul
CEO
thierry
Business manager
Robin
Technical manager
Vincent
Senior sales
the hackersgroup
Who prefer to stay anonymous
twan
Technical service
gert jan
Technical service
Gabe
Customer care
Natasha
Customer care