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Post-Brexit Britain will continue to use the Global South as its dumping ground for unsorted plastic waste, despite the EU banning the practice. On 1 January 2021, an EU law preventing unsorted and contaminated plastic waste being shipped to non-OECD countries came into force. But the UK, now separated from the EU and its laws, has fallen short of expectations by failing to adopt equally rigorous policies. Environmental campaigners have accused the UK government of going back on promises made in the 2019 Conservative Party manifesto. The political party, which is currently in power in the UK...

Saigon man removes trash from dirty city canal every day Chia sẻ | FaceBookTwitter Email Copy Link Copy link bài viết thành công  16/01/2021    10:07 GMT+7 Seeing his skin wounds caused by immersion in black water while removing trash from a canal, many people think the 69-year-old man is crazy. But he turns a deaf ear to their comments. Hurrying to put on his boots, Ho Chi Cuong from Binh Chanh commune in Binh Chanh district in HCM City drives his old motorbike to Ong Do Canal e...

India needs more than laws to stamp out farm fires   Thu, Dec 10 2020 01:41:59 PM By Poornima Advani Dec 10 (IANS): The Indian capital, Delhi's air pollution, has turned from low to severe over the course of the Diwali weekend due to the burning of crop stubbles in nearby states and people bursting crackers in violation of a Delhi state government ban. While the festival of lights inevitably brings the problem of smoke and ash spewed by crackers, the bigger worry is that of farm fires -- a phenomenon that has been gradually choking the national capital even though the vehicle load has somew...