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I really don't think that's necessary. Just by having reasonable proximity to Public trashcans radically reduces littering. Some level of perceived enforcement
by twosdai 3y ago
I really don't think that's necessary. Just by having reasonable proximity to Public trashcans radically reduces littering.
Some level of perceived enforcement is required, but in reality it just needs to be a sign with a high fine on it. And finally some level of public funded cleanup groups and you can get pretty far with keeping spaces clean.
- retrac 3y agoPeople are much less likely to litter in a pristine park than in a park already filled with litter.