Tag #Waste

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Australian Boxing Day Sales Surge to \$3.7 Billion Amidst Cost-of-Living Pressures

Fueled by cost-of-living pressures, Australians are projected to spend \$3.7 billion on Boxing Day sales and post-Christmas deals, a 2.7% increase from last year, resulting in a surge in retail activity but also a significant rise in waste from unwanted gifts.

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Asbestos Prison Fiasco: Millions Wasted on Unfit Site

Millions of pounds of taxpayer money was wasted on an asbestos-ridden former prison intended for asylum seekers due to the UK government's rushed purchase and lack of due diligence.

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Sydney's Mystery Balls: A Fatberg Mystery

Thousands of mysterious black balls that washed up on Sydney's beaches were found to be fatbergs containing various waste products.

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Mystery of Australian Beach Balls Solved (Partially)

Mysterious black balls discovered on Australian beaches are identified as sewage-trash conglomerates, raising concerns about waste management and potential environmental crises.

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dailymail.co.uk
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SNP's Independence Obsession: A Waste of Taxpayer Money?

This article criticizes the Scottish National Party's continued pursuit of Scottish independence, highlighting significant public spending on related initiatives despite lack of public support and warnings from civil servants.

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Germany's Nuclear Waste Dilemma

Germany faces the challenge of managing its nuclear waste legacy, with the arrival of more Castor containers to interim storage facilities highlighting the ongoing lack of a permanent solution.

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Australian Beach Mystery: Black Balls Identified as Human Waste

Mysterious black balls found on Australian beaches are identified as human-made waste, possibly related to fatbergs, containing various contaminants.

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