Millions of Poles will leave candles and other decorations at the graves of loved ones, creating huge amounts of waste.

Millions of Poles will leave candles and other decorations at the graves of loved ones, creating huge amounts of waste.
Wojciech Kość
Improved infrastructure, nature-based solutions, and better warning systems will all be part of the answer.
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