Si no hay donde separar vidrios, plásticos y papel, no es raro que poco se piense en que hacer con los remedios vencidos o el aceite usado (Españoles casi no reciclan aceite y medicamentos, escena común en otros países
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Alternativas sostenibles para la infraestructura público privada
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Fossil-fuel subsidies are a growing fiscal burden that encourage wasteful consumption. See which countries have the largest subsidies around the world.
Nations are weighing phaseout of fossil fuel subsidies, a growing fiscal burden that ratchets up carbon dioxide emissions by encouraging wasteful oil, natural gas, and coal consumption. The largest subsidies are in developing countries, which spend more than $400 billion annually shielding their populations from high fuel prices. But oil industry tax breaks and other government measures in developed nations also subsidize fossil fuels, to the tune of $45 billion to $75 billion per year. Click on the link for the interactive global map... Via Lauren Moss, Hans De Keulenaer Delete the scoop?
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