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What happens to the rubbish?
Piles of scraps of plastic, old batteries, paper wrappers, and empty drink cans. Rubbish is a problem all around the world
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From: Our environment – Footsteps 20
How to become more aware of environmental issues and develop sustainable ways of living
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