How Paris Cleaned Up The Seine & Created A Better City For Its Citizens

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By Carolyn FortunaAug 10, 2024, 12:07 pm734 ptsHotTop
The Seine is an iconic river. With a length of 481 miles, it runs from Burgundy through Paris out to the sea in Normandy. For all its fame, the Seine has a much darker side — it has been a dumping ground for all kinds of waste. Its biggest source ... [continued] The post How Paris Cleaned Up The Seine &…

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