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A worker waters a pile of compost at a garbage bank in Gorontalo city on Wednesday
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A worker waters a pile of compost at a garbage bank in Gorontalo city on Wednesday. The garbage bank produces 2 tons of compost, made from inorganic waste, in 40 days, selling it at Rp 2,500 (20 US cents) per kilogram.(JP/Syamsul Huda M. Suhari) (20 US cents) per kilogram.(JP/Syamsul Huda M. Suhari)
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span class="caption">A worker waters a pile of compost at a garbage bank in Gorontalo city on Wednesday. The garbage bank produces 2 tons of compost, made from inorganic waste, in 40 days, selling it at Rp 2,500 (20 US cents) per kilogram.(JP/Syamsul Huda M. Suhari)
