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Solar Power Plant in Chernobyl, Tesco to Remove ‘Best Before’ Dates on Vegetables, Deradicalizing Muslim Youth

08.10.2018

by Roxana Adam

#Chernobyl, #Food Waste, #Solar Energy, #Tesco

Photo: StudioKlick / Pixabay (CC0)

Thirty years after the world’s worst nuclear disaster, renewable energy surges in Chernobyl; Tesco will remove ‘best before’ labels on fruits and vegetables hoping to reduce food waste; and the Ibn Rushd-Goethe mosque in Berlin has recently begun a deradicalization workshop for students to take into German schools.

08.10.2018

by Roxana Adam

#Chernobyl, #Food Waste, #Solar Energy, #Tesco

Photo: StudioKlick / Pixabay (CC0)

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