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Pakistan s estimated $6 trillion mineral treasure trove ripe for US FDIs: Masood Khan

Pakistan s estimated $6 trillion mineral treasure trove ripe for US FDIs: Masood Khan
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Pakistan s estimated $6 trillion mineral treasure trove ripe for US FDIs: Masood Khan

Pakistan s estimated $6 trillion mineral treasure trove ripe for US FDIs: Masood Khan
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Rocky Hill Police, Residents Concerned by Uptick in Crime

Rocky Hill Police, Residents Concerned by Uptick in Crime
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Could Pay As You Throw Be The Future Of Connecticut s Trash?

Cloe Poisson / Connecticut Mirror Originally published on January 12, 2021 11:43 pm A coalition of 74 cities and towns met this week to discuss the future of the state’s trash. The discussions come as the Materials Innovation and Recycling Authority announced it will close its Hartford trash-to-energy plant by July 2022. That closure has some municipal leaders asking a big question about our garbage: Should residents pay for each bag they throw out? When the Hartford plant stops burning trash next year, a key location responsible for annually incinerating hundreds of thousands of tons of garbage will instead ship massive amounts of trash to out-of-state landfills.

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