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How Kiel became a pioneering Zero Waste City, and what it can teach the rest of the world

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Kiel's Zero Waste City plan aims to reduce waste by 15% per person annually by 2035 through over 100 measures. Image: Unsplash/Thomas Grams

Victoria Masterson
Senior Writer, Forum Agenda
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Certified Zero Waste Cities like Kiel in Germany are driving projects to eliminate waste. Image: Mission Zero Academy

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More than 480 local authorities across Europe have committed to the vision of zero waste. Image: Zero Waste Cities

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