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ZAGREB, 10 June (Hina) - A waste management bill, which was on the parliament's agenda on Thursday, defines new targets of 65% instead of 50% for waste separation and recycling and having no more than 10% municipal waste going to landfill until 2035, but the Opposition slammed it as unambitious and lacking in vision.
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