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<span style="color: #4a4a4a;">SIBUR and FC Tobol took stock of the results of their joint environmental <i>Football Eco-Stand</i> project that sought to nurture a culture of separate waste collection and get football enthusiasts involved in implementing various resource stewardship initiatives. The project is being implemented in a partnership with the Tyumen Environmental Association (TEO).</span>
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<span style="color: #4a4a4a;">Over a period of several months, FC Tobol’s fans have been dropping off used plastic bottles at Tobolsk’s “Eco-Houses”. In all, 700 kilograms of plastic waste had this been collected. Local resident Stepan Petrov emerged as the absolute leader having delivered 133 kilograms of plastic waste. Five of the most active participants were awarded with memorable prizes courtesy of SIBUR.</span>
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<b><span style="color: #4a4a4a;">Vadim Abyshev, a player of FC Tobol:</span></b> <br>
<i><span style="color: #4a4a4a;">“It is important for us to see that football has the power of uniting people not only on the football pitch and in the stands, but also in performing good deeds. Our fans have demonstrated that sports have the power of inspiring people to get involved in environmental initiatives, and that by acting together we can make our cities cleaner.”</span></i>
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<span style="color: #4a4a4a;">Plastics can currently be recycled up to ten times. And, with recent advances in state-of-the-art recycling technologies, plastics’ life cycle could become virtually infinite. Products made from recycled plastic produce a smaller environmental footprint and help conserve resources. Plastic bottles can be transformed into athletic apparel, athletic shoes, sports equipment, and even virgin food packaging materials produced with Vivilen PET pellets. Thanks to responsible handling practices, used plastics get converted into a valuable resource suitable for a broad variety of applications.</span>
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<b><span style="color: #4a4a4a;">Vyacheslav Grab, ZapSibNeftekhim’s Chief Expert for Government Relations and Socio-Economic Projects:</span></b> <br>
<i><span style="color: #4a4a4a;">“SIBUR finds it important to work together with our partners in order to support environmental initiatives that seek to advance a sustainable future where waste becomes a valuable raw material.”</span></i>
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<b><i><span style="color: #4a4a4a;">Background:</span></i></b>
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<i><span style="color: #4a4a4a;">The </span></i><span style="color: #4a4a4a;">Eco-House<i> is an awareness-raising project implemented by TEO (a regional operator handling municipal solid waste) and SIBUR with the support of the Tyumen region’s government. It seeks to nurture a culture of concisous waste handling and help local residents develop eco-friendly habits. Visitors of Eco-Houses are encouraged to drop off recyclable materials to see to it that waste ends up getting transformed into new useful items, while making use </i></span>
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SIBUR and FC Tobol took stock of the results of their joint environmental Football Eco-Stand project that sought to nurture a culture of separate waste collection and get football enthusiasts involved in implementing various resource stewardship initiatives. The project is being implemented in a partnership with the Tyumen Environmental Association (TEO).
Over a period of several months, FC Tobol’s fans have been dropping off used plastic bottles at Tobolsk’s “Eco-Houses”. In all, 700 kilograms of plastic waste had this been collected. Local resident Stepan Petrov emerged as the absolute leader having delivered 133 kilograms of plastic waste. Five of the most active participants were awarded with memorable prizes courtesy of SIBUR.
Vadim Abyshev, a player of FC Tobol:
“It is important for us to see that football has the power of uniting people not only on the football pitch and in the stands, but also in performing good deeds. Our fans have demonstrated that sports have the power of inspiring people to get involved in environmental initiatives, and that by acting together we can make our cities cleaner.”
Plastics can currently be recycled up to ten times. And, with recent advances in state-of-the-art recycling technologies, plastics’ life cycle could become virtually infinite. Products made from recycled plastic produce a smaller environmental footprint and help conserve resources. Plastic bottles can be transformed into athletic apparel, athletic shoes, sports equipment, and even virgin food packaging materials produced with Vivilen PET pellets. Thanks to responsible handling practices, used plastics get converted into a valuable resource suitable for a broad variety of applications.
Vyacheslav Grab, ZapSibNeftekhim’s Chief Expert for Government Relations and Socio-Economic Projects:
“SIBUR finds it important to work together with our partners in order to support environmental initiatives that seek to advance a sustainable future where waste becomes a valuable raw material.”
Background:
The Eco-House is an awareness-raising project implemented by TEO (a regional operator handling municipal solid waste) and SIBUR with the support of the Tyumen region’s government. It seeks to nurture a culture of concisous waste handling and help local residents develop eco-friendly habits. Visitors of Eco-Houses are encouraged to drop off recyclable materials to see to it that waste ends up getting transformed into new useful items, while making use
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SIBUR and FC Tobol took stock of the results of their joint environmental Football Eco-Stand project that sought to nurture a culture of separate waste collection and get football enthusiasts involved in implementing various resource stewardship initiatives. The project is being implemented in a partnership with the Tyumen Environmental Association (TEO).
Over a period of several months, FC Tobol’s fans have been dropping off used plastic bottles at Tobolsk’s “Eco-Houses”. In all, 700 kilograms of plastic waste had this been collected. Local resident Stepan Petrov emerged as the absolute leader having delivered 133 kilograms of plastic waste. Five of the most active participants were awarded with memorable prizes courtesy of SIBUR.
Vadim Abyshev, a player of FC Tobol:
“It is important for us to see that football has the power of uniting people not only on the football pitch and in the stands, but also in performing good deeds. Our fans have demonstrated that sports have the power of inspiring people to get involved in environmental initiatives, and that by acting together we can make our cities cleaner.”
Plastics can currently be recycled up to ten times. And, with recent advances in state-of-the-art recycling technologies, plastics’ life cycle could become virtually infinite. Products made from recycled plastic produce a smaller environmental footprint and help conserve resources. Plastic bottles can be transformed into athletic apparel, athletic shoes, sports equipment, and even virgin food packaging materials produced with Vivilen PET pellets. Thanks to responsible handling practices, used plastics get converted into a valuable resource suitable for a broad variety of applications.
Vyacheslav Grab, ZapSibNeftekhim’s Chief Expert for Government Relations and Socio-Economic Projects:
“SIBUR finds it important to work together with our partners in order to support environmental initiatives that seek to advance a sustainable future where waste becomes a valuable raw material.”
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The Eco-House is an awareness-raising project implemented by TEO (a regional operator handling municipal solid waste) and SIBUR with the support of the Tyumen region’s government. It seeks to nurture a culture of concisous waste handling and help local residents develop eco-friendly habits. Visitors of Eco-Houses are encouraged to drop off recyclable materials to see to it that waste ends up getting transformed into new useful items, while making use
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