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Published • Sichuan, China • Updated

Chongqing Aims for 80% Accuracy in Urban Household Waste Classification by 2027

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Chongqing - Zheng Yanghua, Deputy Director of the Chongqing Municipal Ecology and Environment Bureau, unveiled an action plan for the city's ambitious "Zero Waste City" initiative on March 28, ahead of the International Day of Zero Waste on March 30, . By 2027, Chongqing plans to become a national leader in waste management, with the goal of achieving an 80% accuracy rate in urban household waste classification. The beautiful rural landscape of…
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Chongqing Aims for 80% Accuracy in Urban Household Waste Classification by 2027

Chongqing - Zheng Yanghua, Deputy Director of the Chongqing Municipal Ecology and Environment Bureau, unveiled an action plan for the city's ambitious "Zero Waste City" initiative on March 28, ahead of the International Day of Zero Waste on March 30, . By 2027, Chongqing plans to become a national leader in waste management, with the goal of achieving an 80% accuracy rate in urban household waste classification. The beautiful rural landscape of…

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