Bulgarians Waste Over 500 Leva Worth of Food Annually
Each Bulgarian discards an average of 93 kilograms of food annually, translating to a financial loss of over 520 leva
Wild deer has been found dead after swallowing 7kg of plastic bags and other waste in Thailand, AFP reported.
The Asian kingdom is one of the largest plastic consumers in the world - each Thai using up to 3,000 single-use plastic bags each per year, whether for wrapping street food, takeaway coffee or packing groceries.
Until recently, plastic waste pollution has affected mostly marine life, but it already affects animals on land. Local authorities said the 10-year-old deer was discovered in a national park in Nan Province, some 600 km north of the capital city of Bangkok.
A new regulation aimed at improving air quality has taken effect in Sofia, imposing restrictions on polluting vehicles entering the city center
On December 2, Bulgaria will experience varying weather conditions across different regions
On November 30, much of Bulgaria will experience cloudy weather, with rain expected across Western and Central regions. In the Forebalkan area,
Bulgaria's Road Infrastructure Agency (RIA) advises drivers to ensure their vehicles are prepared for winter conditions as worsening weather is expected in the coming days
December in Bulgaria is set to bring a range of winter conditions, with temperatures varying significantly from region to region
Starting December 1, Sofia will implement its low-emission zone (LEZ) once again, extending its scope to include additional vehicle categories
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