I like to think of it as oil fired electricity generation, but with a little bit of plastic use in the middle
I like to think of it as oil fired electricity generation, but with a little bit of plastic use in the middleBetter to burn it all and generate electricity
There's no need to wash canswashed 4 empty guinees cans
Out of respect for the retail staff who have to manage the machines there certainly isThere's no need to wash cans
I'd be in favour of this, but something that I would not think would work in this country - can you imagine the rubbish being left around the place. People will not take responisibilty and the person "checking the bins" would be equivalent to the TV license man / Dog warden and treated with the same level of respect.no bins collected for X weeks and you will have to bring them to the dump yourself, also I observed the trucks are a one man operation, bins are lifted up and tipped in with a mechanical arm , driver never leaves the cab, we have a lot to learn?
Have you seen the videos from the trucks in certain Dublin areas where the locals don't feel they should have to pay and try flinging their rubbish into the truck while intimidating the crew?something that I would not think would work in this country
We use a lot of plastic because it works well for lots of things.We shouldn't be using plastic for so many of the uses we currently do