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How countries are making waste management more circular (opens the original)
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Every year, the world produces more than 2 bn tonnes of municipal waste — much of it disappearing from view the moment it is thrown into a bin. But that is where the story of waste really begins. A discarded plastic bottle might be recycled into something new. Food waste can become compost or biogas. Material that cannot be recycled may be burned to generate electricity. And what cannot be recovered may ultimately end up in landfill. The more materials that can be recovered and put back to use a
Tajikistan celebrates 35 years of independence (opens the original)
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Tajikistan marked 35 years of independence with nationwide celebrations, parades and ceremonies. However, the anniversary is also an opportunity for the country to look ahead. President Emomali Rahmon has set out his ambitions for a more industrial, technology-driven economy that is supported by green energy, modern infrastructure and a stronger workforce. Government officials emphasised sustained economic growth, energy security and accelerated industrialisation as key priorities, while investo
Bishkek summit marks 25 years of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (opens the original)
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For two days, Bishkek became a centre of gravity in world affairs. Kyrgyzstan welcomed leaders from SCO's member states, including China, Russia, India, and Pakistan, alongside invited guests and the Secretary-General of the United Nations, António Guterres. Together they signed 28 documents, including the Bishkek Declaration, setting the bloc on a new course. The summit delivered the first changes to its founding charter in more than two decades, created a new centre in Bishkek to combat organi
Protecting threatened wildlife (opens the original)
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On the UAE’s east coast, scientists at the Sharjah Marine Science Research Centre are studying marine ecosystems and recreating conditions that could become more common in the oceans of the future. Some of the centre’s tanks simulate warmer, more acidic waters with lower oxygen levels. Professor Stephen Widdicombe, the centre’s director, says they offer an insight into how marine life could respond as ocean conditions change. “The oceans are incredibly important, they represent 90% of the habita
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