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La Paz, Oct 15 (EFE).- Several young volunteers gathered Friday in the Bolivian capital to promote their environmental initiative, aiming to build houses from "eco-bricks" for stray dogs, while also raising awareness about plastic waste and its effects on the environment. The "eco-bricks" are made from the PET bottles filled with plastic waste such as plastic bags and wraps, kitchen sponges, tea bags and even disinfected surgical masks. (Camera: GINA BALDIVIESO). SHOT LIST: VOLUNTEERS COLLECT PLASTIC WASTE AND EXPLAIN ITS EFFECTS ON THE ENVIRONMENT TO PEOPLE, IN LA PAZ, BOLIVIA.
La Paz, Feb 26 (EFE) (CAMERA: Gina Baldivieso) .- The production of specialty coffees in Bolivia has managed to stay afloat with better prices than conventional coffee despite the COVID-19 pandemic while opening for the domestic market thanks to the renewed interest of local businesses that promote its consumption.
McFly star Danny Jones says the band may make their tour eco-friendly like Billie Eilish.
The Bolivar, Venezuela's official currency, has become close to worthless thanks to hyperinflation, and common Venezuelans are getting creative to squeeze value from the paper. Richard is one of the those who left Venezuela and now makes craftwork with bolivars in the Colombian border town of Cucuta. He's been making handbags and accessories out of his worthless paper money and selling the crafts in exchange for Colombian pesos.
This 30,000 square-foot building is Shanghai's new Starbucks Reserve Roastery, the largest Starbucks in the world. Seattle-based Starbucks opened the doors to its biggest ever shop in Shanghai on Wednesday, which features three brew bars, augmented reality tech, lavish design, and coffee, lots of coffee. The spacious 'reserve roastery,' which can serve up to 7,000 customers a day and up to 1,000 people at one time, is the second of its type in the world, after Starbucks opened its first version in Seattle in 2014.
Donald Trump makes a strong case that even Hillary Clinton won't disagree with that our country needs our infrastructure fixed. He gives an example of a major trucking owner friend and how our highways and bridges are deteriorating. Listen in.
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