WORLDMay 27 · 14:45 UTCNPR NEWSEleanor Beardsley

Palestinians use recycling as Israel's restrictions trigger a trash crisis

Palestinians in the West Bank face a trash crisis due to Israeli restrictions, prompting two entrepreneurs to launch recycling efforts. The situation highlights both the environmental challenges and innovative responses in the region.

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