The sorting of bio-waste has become increasingly relevant for many residents. Since July, all towns with populations over 10,000 require their residents to compost or recycle their bio-waste. This new regulation also extends to row houses and apartment buildings with fewer than five units, as well as single-family homes and vacation properties. We are investigating the obligation to sort bio-waste. We invite you to share your experience with this change. Have you found it challenging? Do you still throw everything in the mixed waste bin? You can express your thoughts using the form below. Please include your name and contact information. We will not publish your name without your consent, and we cannot use information from anonymous sources. The data collected will only be used for journalistic content and will be handled solely by the respective authors. Your responses will not be shared with third parties. Do you compost or recycle your bio-waste? – Yes – No – Sometimes How do you sort your bio-waste? – Into the waste company’s bio-waste bin – Into my own compost – Neither Why do you choose to sort or not to sort your bio-waste? What is your opinion on the requirement for bio-waste collection or composting in towns with populations over 10,000? Do you sort other types of waste? (Optional) – Yes – No – Sometimes If you do not sort, have you experienced feelings of shame, guilt, or other emotions? (Optional) Please provide your first and last name, phone number, email, and location. Does the waste law require you to sort your bio-waste? – Yes – No – Unsure Email: Submit

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