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In the Lipetsk district will install 46 new containers for garbage

For residents of the Lipetsk district purchased 46 containers for collection of solid municipal waste

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In the Lipetsk district will install 46 new containers for garbage

For residents of the Lipetsk district purchased 46 containers for the collection of solid municipal waste. The party has 23 metal and 23 mesh containers, according to the regional Ministry of Natural Resources and Ecology.

4.5 million rubles were sent for the purchase. The funds came from organizations in the form of payments for negative impact on the environment. Such revenues are called “colored”: they are used for environmental protection.

In 2026, the municipality purchased 356 containers. The new batch will replenish the waste collection system in the district.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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