The Frustrating Reality of Recurring River Pollution
A video highlights the ongoing struggle with environmental pollution, showing a river that has become completely clogged with trash just two weeks after a cleanup effort. The narrator expresses frustration, noting that simple cleanup initiatives are no longer a viable long-term solution. The footage demonstrates the scale of the waste accumulation, suggesting that without systemic changes or massive community involvement, the cycle of pollution will continue unabated. The clip serves as a stark visual reminder of the challenges faced in maintaining clean waterways in areas lacking robust waste management infrastructure.
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Fuck em
Seems like an infrastructure problem, if only we in a society, could provide receptacles and collections services for ourselves
Thank god im paying for green energy, which is also subsidised from my tax and my life only gets worse with recycling and the taxes i oay from my 1 bag of trash in two weeks, which subsidises the solar panels and wind turbines Hey at least we got unremovable caps, which im also p
What they need is a cartoon owl to remind them to give a hoot!
"SAAAR THAT'S BECAUSE YOU LOOTED INDIA, KARMA IS COMMING FOR YOU" "YOU HAVE INFRASTRUCTURES THANKS TO INDIA" - Indian cope
Where the FUCK do you think it all goes when you clean it up? An actual facility for recycling or advanced burning where it captures as much of the pollution as possible? Of course not.. it is carried by a truck and just dumped somewhere else. Then the same shit happens all over
Cap here. Infrastructure is only part of the problem. Having been in a country that likes throwing trash in the river, I've personally witnessed someone bring their trash to a bridge, and standing next to a big municipal trash can, this person ignored the trash can and threw his
Same shit with Africa Send a trillion in goddamn aid Abolish the unfair systems And look at like south Africa now Literally falling apart When it was called the Europe of Africa Like 2 decades ago
Yeah, the trash ain't only in the river. What they need is regular patrols beating the local morons with sticks if they pollute.