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Nature and EnvironmentRepublic of Moldova

The World Cup, upcycling and war

November 22, 2022

The World Cup in Qatar is a mega event, with a carbon footprint to match. Why is its climate impact so huge? On an eco-friendlier front: upcycling luxury fabrics. Plus: Moldova is worried about the Russian threat – and the fallout for its only port.

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