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While local residents in Ixelles have been complaining for years about noise and odour at a municipal site on Rue Wayenberg, which serves as a "manoeuvring yard" for the council’s refuse lorries,

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The City of Brussels is seeking an operator for a light trail in Osseghem Park during the winter months, but experts are warning about damage to nature and the long-term privatisation of parks in

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Construction work has begun on a monument to climate victims in Belgium, with various climate organisations and politicians marking the start of the project on Thursday in a special ceremony.

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The City of Brussels has put out a call for ideas to cool the city, seeking project proposals that would make use of a €500,000 budget earmarked for this purpose.

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Belgium has scored well in a new report from the European Environment Agency (EEA) on water quality for outdoor swimming spots.

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Bruxelles-Propreté is equipping 16 of its rubbish collection vehicles with cameras that use artificial intelligence (AI) to record litter on the streets.

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Brussels will have two Car-Free Sundays starting next year, with a new second annual edition tentatively scheduled for 9 May 2027, the Sunday of the Iris Festival weekend.

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Brussels is stepping up its offensive against the city’s rodent population following a pilot project using smart, digitally controlled rat traps.

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A Brussels-based non-profit organisation, L’Arche de Biso, rescues more than 400 injured pigeons per year, but volunteers are struggling with the workload and need more hands on deck.

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