Austria's announcement Monday that it would challenge state aid to build a new nuclear plant in Britain marks the latest step in the country's solo campaign to roll back atomic energy in Europe.
Cameroonians swap oil for plastic to cut costs
[Article] The price for oil for oil lamps has more than doubled in Cameroon in the last ten years, prompting many families to turn to a new type of fuel -- plastic. Known as 'allumé allumé, the plastic is a waste product from local shoe factories. But it burning it poses a danger to their health and the environment.
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No need for kerosene. Alvine is using plastic waste to light her wooden fire.In Cameroon, the waste is called " Allumé Allumé" and comes straight from local shoe factories.Alvine Pougnonm, uses " Allumé Allumé":"Oil costs 500 CFA francs per liter, compared to "Allumé...
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