Japan has emerged as the world leader in waste management, while Israel, Chile, and the United States rank among the worst-performing countries, according to the Global Waste Index 2025 released by a Slovak-based waste technology company. The index evaluates waste generation, recycling rates, and landfill usage across nations. Chile’s poor ranking signals deep challenges in its waste infrastructure, prompting calls for policy reforms. Environmental groups urge immediate action to reduce landfill dependency and boost recycling. The report also highlights Japan’s advanced waste-to-energy systems and stringent recycling laws as models for improvement. For Chile, the ranking is a stark reminder of the urgent need for sustainable waste management solutions.
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