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I've cycled 5,000 km this year in China and what I saw is at odds with this report: There are cleaners in all public areas. What they collect must surely go to
by nroets 7y ago
I've cycled 5,000 km this year in China and what I saw is at odds with this report:
There are cleaners in all public areas. What they collect must surely go to landfills.
Although I've seen some garbage dumps on the sides of lakes and rivers, I'm sure the authorities don't condone it. I also saw many signs saying "Water Source Protection Area" and fences keeping the public away.
Plastic sheeting is used extensively in agriculture, but surely they will dispose of used sheets properly...
- djhaskin987 7y agoIt couldn't be Brutus, he's such an honorable man...
- tnorthcutt 7y agomust surely go to landfills I'm sure the authorities don't condone it surely they will dispose of used sheets properly
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- jandrese 7y agoI'm not trying to be overly mean here, but your comment reads like someone making a political comedy skit entitled "The World's Most Naiive Man Goes For a Bike Ride".
- nroets 7y agoI gave my raw observations last night. Maybe they sound naive. But I think that, after many years of growth at any cost, China is cleaning up their act. It may be years before it results in cleaner water flowing into the sea.