The City of Tallinn, Estonian Hotel and Restaurant Association and Tallinna Vesi Ltd. have launched a campaign inviting eco-friendly catering facilities to offer their customers tap water instead of bottled water. By offering tap water instead of bottled water, you can be more customer-friendly and express your concern for human health and the environment, said Aivar Riisalu, deputy mayor of Tallinn, highlighting that the move reduces waste. By offering one cubic meter of tap water, it is possible to prevent the production, transport and handling of 2,000 plastic or glass bottles, because this is how many bottles it takes to package one cubic meter of water. Whilst the price of half a litre of tap water is less than one cent, the price of the cheapest drinking water in a bottle will exceed it at least 50 times. Everyone benefits from preferring tap water to bottled water.
Tallinna linn alustas lõpuks jalgrattatee ehitusega Siiski leidub neid, kellele on liiga tehtud
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Tallinn esialgu jätkab rendisoodustuse pakkumist restoranidele
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Tallinn plaanib laiendada suveperioodiks kohvikute ja restoranide välialasid
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Deputy chairman of the Tallinn City Council Mart Luik will step back from politics to take up the role of business director of Tallinn. He will start later this month.
Luik will also resign as the leader of the Isamaa group in the City Council. He will also not run in the local elections in the autumn. I will remain a member of the party, but I will leave active politics, he said.
Luik said his most important tasks will be to lead the transformation of Tallinn into a preeminent digital capital, supervising companies in which the city has a stake, promoting dialogue with private companies, supporting start-ups, and bringing the circular economy to a level comparable to the Nordic capitals.