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    Points of Progress: Less goes to landfill in Shanghai, and more

    Aug 16, 2019 2 minutes

    China

    In July, it introduced its first trash sorting program. The goal is to increase recycling and reduce waste that goes into landfills as it’s running out of room to dispose of trash. The city was part of a pilot municipal recycling program in 2000, but residents were unable to

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