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The badger is an animal which traditionally clears out its home or "hole" and removes its domestic refuse outside - usually for disposal by other animals. The badger is holding a cresset in which the flame represent controlled thermal treatment (or incineration) an increasingly important way of dealing with waste particularly when associated with heat recovery for use in distinct heating schemes or power generation. | The badger is an animal which traditionally clears out its home or "hole" and removes its domestic refuse outside - usually for disposal by other animals. The badger is holding a cresset in which the flame represent controlled thermal treatment (or incineration) an increasingly important way of dealing with waste particularly when associated with heat recovery for use in distinct heating schemes or power generation. | ||
The motto 'orbem terrarum' can be loosley translated as Preserving the Environment. | The motto 'Conservare orbem terrarum' can be loosley translated as Preserving the Environment. | ||
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