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ZAGREB, 10 Oct (Hina) - Unsorted waste in Croatia still accounts for 76% of total waste, and the goal is to reduce that share to below 50% by 2030, however, the fact that more than 100 smaller local government units do not sort waste at all is also a problem, it was said at a conference in Zagreb on Monday.
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