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No idea how you can motivate people. Glastonbury Music Festival has always been huge on messaging it's audience about not being wasteful but if anything the amo
by harvey9 1y ago
No idea how you can motivate people. Glastonbury Music Festival has always been huge on messaging it's audience about not being wasteful but if anything the amount of abandoned camping stuff as well as general litter has been getting worse.
- matwood 1y ago> No idea how you can motivate people. As market driven as the US is, I'm surprised they haven't adopted more EU ideas to keep things tidy. The euro to get a shopping cart tends to keep parking lots clean. I went to an event in Germany once that had re-usable plastic beer mugs. 5 euro/beer with 1 euro back for the mug. They were also easily stackable, so if you saw a mug on the ground you would pick up. 5 mugs == free beer. Simple idea using money that kept the event relatively clean given the number of people partying.
- quickthrowman 1y agoThe only store in the US where carts aren’t a problem is Aldi specifically because a cart deposit is $0.25
- yupitsme123 1y agoThe deposit on cans and bottles in some states seems to work perfectly with little to no cost. I'm sure it could work with plastic bags.