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    From public refuse to private profits. Does Belgrade really need a costly, corporate-built incinerator?

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    From public refuse to private profits. Does Belgrade really need a costly, corporate-built incinerator?

    From public refuse to private profits. Does Belgrade really need a costly, corporate-built incinerator?

    Authorship Benoît Collet
    Date 25 June 2020
    Source European Network of Corporate Observatories
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    Serbia
    Content Type
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    For over 50 years, one of the largest open air landfills in Europe has been poisoning the soil and air of Belgrade suburbs. French water and waste management giant Suez has signed a major contract with the leaders of the Serbian capital to build a waste-to-energy incinerator. Many fear that the privatisation of municipal waste management will harm the city and its inhabitants, both financially and ecologically.

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