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Tourism sector opposes Solid Waste Law reform

Santo Domingo.- Tourism and hotel industry groups in the Dominican Republic have strongly opposed a recent congressional reform to the Solid Waste Management Law, citing a lack of technical analysis and warning it risks harming environmental sustainability, sector competitiveness, and municipal autonomy. They criticized the failure to classify sargassum as waste, limiting disposal... Read more

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