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  • Children in a field outside a school in the outskirts of Pristina, Kosovo.  Schooling is provided with the aid of ngo aid.
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  • A child in a field outside a disused house used as a school in the outskirts of Pristina, Kosovo.  Schooling is provided with the support of NGOs.
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  • The Meja massacre was the mass execution of at least 377 Kosovo Albanian civilians of whom 36 were under 18 years old. It was committed by Serbian police and Yugoslav Army forces in the Reka Operation which began after the killing of six Serbian policemen by the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA). The executions occurred on 27 April 1999 in the village of Meja near the town of Gjakova, during the Kosovo War. The victims were pulled from refugee convoys at a checkpoint in Meja and their families were ordered to proceed to Albania. Men and boys were separated and then executed by the road.[2][3] It is one of the largest massacres in the Kosovo War.[4] Many of the bodies of the victims were found in the Batajnica mass graves. The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia has convicted several Serbian army and police officers for their involvement.
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  • Roma in Kosovo, enclave Zitkovac in the outskirt of Pristina.  Roma are segregated and unwanted. They are forced to live in enclaves.  They don´t have access to any health, education, employment and they rely on humanitarian support for food and assistance.
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  • There are some villages in Kosovo where there are no men left, being taken from the serbian army and still today many are missing.
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  • Iceland landscape in the central highlands of the country.
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  • Metan, a daughter company owned by SORPA (Reykjavik municipal waste company) exclusively markets and distributes energy in the form of electricity, raw gas (landfill gas) and upgrades methane. It also does a lot of research in the field of methane biogas/landfill gas utilization. Alfanes, landfill serves the greater capital area of Reykjavik.
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  • Metan, a daughter company owned by SORPA (Reykjavik municipal waste company) exclusively markets and distributes energy in the form of electricity, raw gas (landfill gas) and upgrades methane. It also does a lot of research in the field of methane biogas/landfill gas utilization. This is the production facilities for cleaning and producing gas. Connection manifold for methane collection.
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  • Metan, a daughter company owned by SORPA (Reykjavik municipal waste company) exclusively markets and distributes energy in the form of electricity, raw gas (landfill gas) and upgrades methane. It also does a lot of research in the field of methane biogas/landfill gas utilization. This is the production facilities for cleaning and producing gas. Alfanes landfill.
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  • Alfsnes Landfill serves the greater capital area of Reykjavik. It is owned by SORPA a Waste Management company which among other things collects the landfill gas and utilize it if possible. Thus, the creation of a daughter company called Metan which exclusively markets and distributes energy in the form of electricity, raw gas (landfill gas) and upgrades methane. It also does a lot of research in the field of biogas/landfill gas utilization. This is the site where waste is collected, sucked, buried and pipes with holes inserted. These pipes will collect the natural gas created by the waste disintegration.
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  • Alfsnes Landfill serves the greater capital area of Reykjavik. It is owned by SORPA a Waste Management company which among other things collects the landfill gas and utilize it if possible. Thus, the creation of a daughter company called Metan which exclusively markets and distributes energy in the form of electricity, raw gas (landfill gas) and upgrades methane. It also does a lot of research in the field of biogas/landfill gas utilization. This is the site where waste is collected, sucked, buried and pipes with holes inserted. These pipes will collect the natural gas created by the waste disintegration.
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  • Metan, a daughter company owned by SORPA exclusively markets and distributes energy in the form of electricity, raw gas (landfill gas) and upgrades methane. It also does a lot of research in the field of methane biogas/landfill gas utilization. This is a part of the refining equipment.
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  • Alfsnes Landfill serves the greater capital area of Reykjavik. It is owned by SORPA a Waste Management company which among other things collects the landfill gas and utilize it if possible. Thus, the creation of a daughter company called Metan which exclusively markets and distributes energy in the form of electricity, raw gas (landfill gas) and upgrades methane. It also does a lot of research in the field of biogas/landfill gas utilization. This is the site where waste is collected, sucked, buried and pipes with holes inserted. These pipes will collect the natural gas created by the waste disintegration. .
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  • Metan, a daughter company owned by SORPA (Reykjavik municipal waste company) exclusively markets and distributes energy in the form of electricity, raw gas (landfill gas) and upgrades methane. It also does a lot of research in the field of methane biogas/landfill gas utilization. This is the production facilities for cleaning and producing gas. Alfanes landfill.
    b142_NK2_0683.jpg
  • Metan, a daughter company owned by SORPA (Reykjavik municipal waste company) exclusively markets and distributes energy in the form of electricity, raw gas (landfill gas) and upgrades methane. It also does a lot of research in the field of methane biogas/landfill gas utilization. This is the production facilities for cleaning and producing gas.
    b142_DSC_2162.jpg
  • Metan, a daughter company owned by SORPA (Reykjavik municipal waste company) exclusively markets and distributes energy in the form of electricity, raw gas (landfill gas) and upgrades methane. It also does a lot of research in the field of methane biogas/landfill gas utilization. Alfanes, landfill serves the greater capital area of Reykjavik.
    b142_DSC_2119.jpg