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Compost plant opens in Lahore

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1. Various of Lahore city, traffic on road 2. A city government worker carrying waste cart and throwing waste along with arm roller container 3. Donkey Cart and traffic on road 4. Various of truck pulling arm container and leaving for...
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Grasses could be used to make clean, green biofuel

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Aberystwyth - June 15, 2011 1. Various of test strips of rye grass in field 2. Various of scientists walking amongst grass 3. Various of cows grazing in field 4. Various of grasses 5. SOUNDBITE (English) Professor Iain Donnison,...
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Earth worms the secret to recycling waste

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1. wide of Mount Nelson hotel 2. wide of Mount Nelson entrance 3. wide of hotel guests at Afternoon Tea 4. close up of tea pot and cups 5. Pan of Mount Nelson estate 6. Sylvia Danster takes out old fruit 7. Sylvia Danster puts fruit...
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The massive fish die-off in a Southern California marina has turned out to be a boon for a Mojave Desert composting firm that is recycling the stinking haul for use as fertilizer.

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HEADLINE: Calif. sardines die-off a boon to composting firm CAPTION: The massive fish die-off in a Southern California marina has turned out to be a boon for a Mojave Desert composting firm that is recycling the stinking haul for use as...
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Earthworms help homeless get back on their feet

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AP Television Cape Town, South Africa - 12 November, 2011 1. Close of earthworms 2. Tilt down Michael Valentine checking on the earthworms 3. Two homeless ladies at The Haven shelter 4. Wide of homeless man reading a newspaper at The...
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More Americans than ever are growing their own food

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AP Television Hume, Virginia - September 14, 2009 1. Tight pan of chickens feeding 2. Tight of chicken eating sorghum 3. Medium of Harvery Ussery, pan down to him feeding home grown grubs to chickens 4. Tight of chickens eating grubs...
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Middle Eastern gardens showcased at Arab World Institute

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LEAD IN The Arab World Institute in Paris is hosting a vast exhibition dedicated to Arab-inspired gardens.It's a journey from ancient times to the contemporary world which aims to show the lasting influence of Arab culture and...
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Organic farm grows near Israeli settlements

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WEST BANK COMMUNITY FARMING
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Biodegradable styrofoam produced from flower waste

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AP Television Faca - December 10, 2009 1. Close shot pull focus of carnations 2. Tilt down of woman working cutting carnations 3. Close of woman cutting carnations 4. Mid shot of woman cutting carnations and placing waste inside...
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Fossil-fuel-free future house in South Africa

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AP Television Cape Town, South Africa - July 4, 2012 1. Mid of Van der Hoeven on the pedal washing machine 2. Close of pedalling the pedal washing machine 3. Close zoom into washing machine cylinder turning 4. Mid of organic vegetable...
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MICHELLE OBAMA SHOWS AP WHITE HOUSE GARDEN TO PROMOTE NEW BOOK

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US First Lady Michelle Obama supported America's "better-eating" campaign on Tuesday with a new book on do-it-yourself food production, using the White House kitchen garden as a starting point. Mrs. Obama spoke about her ideas to improve...
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COP21: Mixed results to increase US recycling

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A man in the US state of Georgia, known as the "Bag Monster", is trying to raise the profile of an issue he says directly impacts global warming - the amount of non-recycled waste. Jim Ries, a Fayetteville resident, says the giant...
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NEPAL: KATHMANDU: DOMESTIC RUBBISH CAUSING PROBLEMS

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Hindi/English/Nat One of Asia's best preserved medieval cities, Kathmandu, is facing a serious environmental challenge - where to put the growing heaps of domestic rubbish. A plan to dump the litter by the banks of a river sacred to...
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ONLY ON AP NKorea ready to spread new fertiliser

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Farmers in North Korea are taking recycling to the next level, in a bid to modernise the agricultural sector and move away from overuse of chemicals.A key ingredient of the fertiliser being distributed across the land in advance of this...
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Hair stylists gather for bid to set new world record

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1. Pan across crowd of hairdressers cutting hair, AUDIO: public address system playing announcements, music 2. Various of hairdressers cutting hair, wearing T-shirts that read (English) "Most People Cutting Hair" 3. Close of head, hands...
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Wine makers return to traditional techniques

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Chile has been making wines since the 1500s when Spanish settlers first brought vines to the South American country. It's gone on to establish itself as one of the world's top exporters of reliable and affordable wine. Now, a group of...
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British artist builds island on recyclables

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A British artist lives on a floating artificial island made from thousands of plastic bottles in the waters off Isla Mujeres, near the Mexican resort city of Cancun.Richard Sowa, or "Richart," as he prefers to be called, says the island...