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Description Prince Mustafa Zaher, head of the National Environmental Protection Agency, talks about disposable bottles versus re-usable cups during an Earth Day event at Kabul University in Afghanistan.
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Source U.S. Embassy Kabul Afghanistan on Flickr - Earth Day event at Kabul University 04.23.2011
Author S.K. Vemmer (U.S. Department of State)
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