Question: |
Share of "YES" answers (n=211) |
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1. I noticed the new bins for sorted waste at RMU. |
98 % |
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2. I consider the placement of the new baskets to be a good step. |
92 % |
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3. I use the new bins regularly. |
68 % |
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4. I am happy with the composition of the new bins (it is sufficient). |
87 % |
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5. I know where the glass, metal and e-waste bins are located at RMU. |
37 % |
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6. I am in favour of less frequent (weekly) emptying of mixed waste bins in offices. |
64 % |
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7. I am in favour of keeping the sorting bins in the corridors only, i.e. I am in favour of abandoning the handy bins for mixed waste in the offices. |
35 % |
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8. I know that on this website sustain.muni.cz there is a section dedicated to waste sorting, which can also be accessed via a QR code on the bin. |
35 % |
Poor air quality has significant economic impacts on people's health. A team of scientists from ECON MUNI and the RECETOX centre has been preoccupied with air quality in Brno since 2021. They have even involved in their research children from several primary schools. Dr Dominika Tóthová, Associate Professor Vilém Pařil and Dr Ondřej Mikeš answer the questions.
Local heating significantly worsens air quality in the Czech Republic. Scientists from ECON MUNI and RECETOX are looking for solutions and have been monitoring air quality in selected municipalities in the South Moravian Region since last autumn. The measurements are now followed by a questionnaire survey and interviews to discover under what conditions people are willing to change the way they heat their homes.
