Next year, garbage will be sorted closer to home. The law on property-based collection could make Sweden “best in Europe” at sorting waste. But in the countryside, municipalities are struggling to finish on time - and housing associations are spending millions.
SwedenNext year, garbage will be sorted closer to home. The law on collection close to properties could make Sweden "best in Europe" at sorting garbage. But out in the country, municipalities are struggling to finish on time - and housing associations are spending millions.
SwedenThe government's proposed electricity subsidy will go directly to households - but not to everyone. Several hundred thousand households that have so-called shared electricity arrangements in their rental and tenant-owned apartments will be left without it. The government is turning a blind eye to it, says Kenny Fredman of the interest group Bostadsrätterna.
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