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Preventing three billion a year ending up in landfill
Encouraging parents to use reusable nappies
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According to the Annual State of the Nation report from Rotary International.
London Fire Brigade advises smoke alarms in bedrooms
There were more than 12 bedroom fires a week in the capital last year
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