deeurilor

Deșeurilor is the genitive/dative plural form of deșeu, a Romanian noun meaning waste, refuse, or discarded material. In standard Romanian, deșeurilor is used in legal, administrative, and everyday language to refer to wastes collectively or to a particular category of refuse in phrases such as gestionarea deșeurilor (waste management) or reciclarea deșeurilor (recycling of waste).

In practice, deșeurilor covers municipal waste, industrial waste, construction and demolition debris, hazardous waste, and packaging materials. Waste management systems organize collection, sorting at source, treatment, recycling, energy recovery, and disposal, with the aim of reducing environmental impact and protecting public health.

Legislation: Following EU integration, Romania's waste laws align with EU directives, establishing the waste hierarchy (prevent, prepare for reuse, recycle, other recovery, disposal) and targets for recycling and reducing landfilling. Operators and municipalities implement separate collection, modern treatment facilities, and extended producer responsibility schemes.

Linguistic note: The diacritic form deșeurilor is sometimes written without diacritics as deeurilor in non-accented texts; both refer to the same concept in Romanian. The term is widely used in official documents, media, and environmental discourse in Romania and among Romanian-speaking communities.