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nanixxx in Photography Lovers • last year

These exhibits for educational purposes are very good. And I imagine they also tell you about taxidermy and how it has evolved over the years.

When I read what you mentioned about garbage I remembered how shocked I was the day I saw how long it takes for the different materials we use every day to degrade, and we use them sometimes for only a few minutes, and then throw them away, without thinking about anything else.

Imagine that paper and cardboard take a year to degrade. And people throw their waste into the street, without mercy.

It is terrible. In third world countries it is even more complicated, of course.

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erikah last year

You're right about that. Some people just don't care about anything but themselves but expect governments to do miracles. If we would each do our part, the earth would be a better place. I carry and reuse my shopping bags, say no to the paper bag at the pharmacy, recycle and repurpose what I can but we all have to be considerate and act responsibility.

Third world countries need centuries to get where we are, let alone do the right thing.

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nanixxx last year

There are many people like us who reuse things. I also know of people, including me, who keep wrappers in their bags until they find the right place to throw them away. Here sometimes you walk for blocks and blocks and there is no rubbish bin in sight.
Many times I have thinking about the idea of having different bins in the neighbourhoods to sort out the rubbish and then give it the right destination... But my friend... Mmmm... It's true what you say, we lack centuries for these things and I think our government lacks the will to do it. Maybe if they did it as an example in some neighbourhoods and then little by little they would extend it, it would be possible to impregnate people with this culture. Sometimes I feel so helpless....😔

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erikah last year

But my friend... Mmmm... It's true what you say, we lack centuries for these things and I think our government lacks the will to do it. Maybe if they did it as an example in some neighbourhoods and then little by little they would extend it, it would be possible to impregnate people with this culture. Sometimes I feel so helpless....😔

That would be the smallest problem. The bigger problem is, I don't think your country is ready to deal with selective waste recycling and reusing. You need technology for that and huge investments. Obviously you know the local situation better, but till they are lacking so many things, this would be their last or smallest concern.

The EU has given each member state, till 2050, to reach 100% garbage recycling. Some countries are close or already there. My country is still lagging. We have selective waste collection and bins everywhere, most likely recycling is working to some extent, but the people ... well, some can't seem to be bothered.

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nanixxx last year

It is true that technology and huge investments are needed, and in the midst of the lack of so many things.... it is not a priority. I know that. That's why I said I feel powerless or helpless, whatever. It's a big systemic problem, that's the conclusion of all this.
And there is a reality, people need to have access to things. Because otherwise, for example, this rubbish disposal thing, they'll do it anywhere. In my neighbourhood, for example, a while ago they put new containers for that. After a few months they disappeared. There are people who steal them to use them as water tanks. Can you believe that? Terrible, Erikah.
Well, I'm not taking up any more of your time. A hug and have a nice day. Let me catch up on the art. 😉

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