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What's happening to our rubbish?
As Scotland's recycling rate falls to its lowest level in five years, Kevin Keane looks at what happens to our rubbish.
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As Scotland's recycling rate falls to its lowest level in five years, Kevin Keane looks at what happens to our rubbish.
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According to BBC News’s source item, What’s happening to our rubbish?, As Scotland’s recycling rate falls to its lowest level in five years, Kevin Keane looks at what happens to our rubbish.
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