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Getting to zero: the Japan town trying to recycle all its waste

By Natsuko Fukue | June 16, 2019 - 6:17pm

Plastic, paper, metal? In Japan's Kamikatsu, sorting rubbish isn't that simple. Residents face a mind-boggling 45 separate...

World

Bayan sa Japan, walang nalilikhang basura

By Arnel Medina | December 20, 2015 - 9:00am

MATAPOS magpatupad ng isang mahigpit na patakaran sa pagre-recycle ng basura, nabawasan ng isang maliit na bayan sa Japan ng 80% ang nalilikha nitong basura kaya naman 20% na lang ng kanilang mga basura ang naipapatapon...

Punto Mo