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It’s the vehicle that rebuilt post-war Italy, and now, ahead of its 80th anniversary, the Vespa is answering the call of necessity once again. Queenie Shaikh scoots through Rome on an electric Vespa to see how the capital has taken on its next great challenge: Air pollution.

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Hoi An’s local population is roughly 120,000 residents. In contrast, the city’s annual visitor count soared to a staggering 4.3 million just last year. As a result, this Vietnam hotspot is suffocating under the weight of its own waste. So what’s being done about it? Writer Claire Boobbyer travels to Hoi An to meet with some of the city’s most dedicated, and innovative, eco-pioneers.

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