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Banning it is one thing, we'll see if they can actually enforce it.
by SteveNuts 10y ago
Banning it is one thing, we'll see if they can actually enforce it.
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- enraged_camel 10y agoIf Rwanda can enforce it, I don't see why Delhi can't. https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2014/feb/15/rwanda-banned-plastic-bags-so-can-we https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2014/feb/15/rwanda...
- ryanong 10y agoI think one reason could be because Delhi doesn't have it's own border control? But yea I get it, there are lots of things that can be done to enforce it.
- jpatokal 10y agoRwanda is a pint-sized dictatorship governed with an iron first. Delhi is a howling cesspit of chaos. In addition to the obvious enforcement problems in Delhi itself, Delhi is only a small part of the National Capital Region, meaning tons of plastic will flow in from Haryana and UP even if Delhi does manage to clean up its act.
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- s334 10y agoAmen to that. I feel the same whenever I see a news along the lines of "India has banned ${something-that-sounds-nice}". Indian (and State) govt(s) need to start enforcing what they say.