The City of Salou, rewared in the XVI Awards Ones Mediterrània

Salou. Costa Dorada. Ones Mediterrània Awards, handed out last June 4, gave, in addition to the eight awards announced a few weeks ago, four more awards than anyone knew the winner. The award for most environmentally friendly and sustainable city council gave the prize Valls and Commonwealth calls Sirusa residue remained in the city of Salou, for their efforts to improve continuously and results in the selection of waste, especially organic fraction. The mayor of Salou, Pere Granados, remarked that "in a changing world convulsed and sometimes so we have to make important gestures of great importance as we are doing here, proclaiming our firm and unequivocal commitment to the environment because it is our living environment and helping build a better world and helping to standardize and dignify the lives of those most in need". The Mayor concluded that "the act is a reaffirmation of our commitment and generosity with humanity and improving the environment and respect the values and principles of ecological sustainability both socially and economically". The other two awards were the Special Mention Mother Earth, who would go into the hands of journalist Manuel Dominguez, and the Honorary Award Honorific MIO that moved to Portugal, at the headquarters of the League for Nature.

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