The city started a composting program to turn food waste into fertilizer for public gardens
The city started a composting program to turn food waste into fertilizer for public gardens
The World Bank approved a $1.2 billion loan to help a developing country build clean water systemsA tennis player won their 24th Grand Slam title breaking a decades-old record
A new art museum opened in the city center featuring works by contemporary artists from around the worldResearchers found that playing musical instruments can improve memory in older adultsThe city council voted to ban smoking in all public parks and recreational areas
An oil company announced it will invest $9 billion in wind and solar energy over 10 yearsA small plane made an emergency landing in a field with all passengers escaping unharmed
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