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Waste crisis projects advance in Greece's Dodecanese islands

Waste-management projects worth €250 million in Rhodes, Kos and Kalymnos are entering their final phase amid a garbage crisis.

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Waste-management disruption can create public-health and environmental risks across the islands.

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