What's on this week: 20-26 May | The Bulletin
If you’ve noticed a lot of rainbow colours popping up around the capital this month, it’s not your imagination: Belgian Pride is back for the first time in two years.
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Open River Senne in new park project won't smell, assures minister
The river Senne, which will be opened over a distance of 700 meters in the new Maximilian Park in Brussels from 2026, will have a siphon, a bit like a toilet u-bend, to prevent unpleasant smells escaping, reports Bruzz.
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Brussels government aims for carbon neutrality across the region by 2050
The Brussels government has set its socio-ecological objectives for the next thirty years, which includes carbon neutrality in all economic activities by 2050, RTBF and Bruzz reports.
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Thirsty? Brussels is expanding its network of drinking fountains
Seven new drinking water fountains will be installed in Brussels parks in time for summer, says Alain Maron, Brussels minister for the environment.
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Pilot project in Jette could provide region-wide solutions to light pollution
Most people are aware of the problems surrounding air pollution, especially in large cities such as Brussels, but not many are aware of the impact of light pollution on humans and animals.
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