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The city centre has a better air quality than the rest of Rotterdam because of the public transport and the industry. Not only that but people in the city centre travel by bike a lot. In conclusion the city centre compared to other parts of Rotterdam the air quality is quite good.

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In Rotterdam we have the old swimming pool Tropicana that is reused by Blue city to recycle waste and make it into products like beer from rainwater, Bricks from slibstone. There are a lot of small businesses. In Rotterdam there is a second hand market and we also have Susan Bijl. The brand that makes sustainable designer bags etc.

The Habour of rotterdam is very bad for the environment because it is not circular and it gives off a lot of pollution.

Solutions:
- we could have raincontainers to store water to flush the toilet instead of using drink water.
- we should reuse our stuff better, but we are getting there: in supermarkets like albertheijn you get sale if you bring your own coffee cup. also there is self service.

We are on the good track of trading sustainable, but we still can do better.

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the products in the little shops are more sustainable than in big supermarkets, because in big supermarkets the products come from foreign contries but in little locals ,they come from local places.

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ITALIAN TEAM: Tommaso Cantale, Mattia Cagliero, Alen Mocenni.
In Rotterdam there are already many urban projects for circular economy activities, for example the ex Tropicana swimming pool. While, in Udine, there are a lot of buildings that could be used for activities related to the circular economy, but there isn't any specific project. On the other hand there are a lot of second hand shops of clothes and stuff and repairing labs.