This post was originally published on this site Moscow, September 20. On 16–17 September 2019 representatives of the Russian regions visited Finland to learn about advanced technologies in such areas as waste processing, recycling, and renewable energy.
Source: tass.com
As governments continue the fight against climate change, countries are starting to embrace the sustainable nature of a circular economy.
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