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TORONTO – Toronto produce 900.000 tonnellate di rifiuti all’anno. Ma non è chiaro se questa cifra sia pre-pandemia. La spazzatura non è un problema incentrato su Toronto. È stato recentemente riportato dal New York Times che 193 Paesi hanno prodotto 8 milioni di tonnellate di rifiuti di plastica legati alla pandemia. Si prevede che 1,5 miliardi di maschere per il viso finiranno nei nostri oceani…
বিপুল বায়ুদূষণ, জলবায়ু পরিবর্তন ও ২০১১ সালে জাপানে সংঘটিত বিপর্যয়ে জার্মানি তাদের শেষ তিনটি পারমাণবিক বিদ্যুৎকেন্দ্র এ বছর শেষে বন্ধ করতে যাচ্ছে এবং তাতে সরবরাহ ঘাটতি ঘটবে না বলে বিশেষজ্ঞরা জানিয়েছেন।
Due to substantial pollution, climate change and 2011 disaster in Japan, Germany is shutting down its last three nuclear power plants end of this year, which will not cause supply shortages, according to researchers.
TORONTO – Mahigit na 900,000 toneladang basura ang linalabas nang Toronto bawa’t taon. Pero hindi maliwanag kung ang ulat na ito ay bago pandemia. Ang basura ay hindi lamang problema nang Toronto. Ang huling ulat nang New York Time, 193 na bayan ay nag kamit na 8 milliones na tonelada plastik na basura konektado sa pandemia basura. 1.5 billiones takip sa mukha ay mauuwi sa atin karagatan.
TORONTO – Toronto produces 900,000 tonnes of waste per year. But it is unclear whether this figure is pre-pandemic. Trash is not a Toronto-centric problem. It was recently reported in the New York Times that 193 countries have produced 8 million tonnes of pandemic-related plastic waste. 1.5 billion face masks are projected to end up in your oceans.
