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Environmental advocates cautiously welcomed the outcome of five days of U.N. talks in Paris on plastic pollution

The environmental NGOs operating in Azerbaijan have issued a joint statement against the construction project of a large metallurgical plant with an annual production capacity of 180,000 tons in the village of Arazdeyan on the border of Armenia with Azerbaijan, the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic

According to a report published in Armenian media, Armenia is preparing to build a large metallurgical plant in Arazdayan, a region bordering on Azerbaijan’s Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic. A total of 70 million dollars will be invested in the construction. The height of the plant will be 30 meters and it will cover an area of 16,500 square meters.

Visitors to Australia's Bondi Beach recently got an unexpected surprise: a four-meter-high sculpture of 'poop,' composed entirely of recycled plastic waste.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, public health officials encouraged people to spend time outdoors and wear masks inside if they had to be with other people. This week, officials are again urging people to mask up — but this time, to protect themselves outdoors against smoke. The tables have...

Within Asian countries, Pakistan is the 12th largest consuming country using primary energy by 85 million tons of...

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June 5th, Auckland, New Zealand: Our neighbours across this ditch were greeted with a powerful message this morning after a four-metre-high plastic poo representing the amount of waste that enters the ocean every 30 seconds was installed on Bondi ...

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