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From April 8th 2007 I will be posting a daily photograph to this blog on the theme of waste and waste management. Despite huge advances in recycling the figures show that most of what we throw away still ends up in landfill sites. It's not just garbage; we also make a good job of wasting power, fresh water and fossil fuels. I am going to take this opportunity to illustrate the issues as I see them.
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My first thought when looking at this image was "I wonder how many people actually stop and READ these signs in full.
I notice that it says that nobody should dump rubbish outside the recycling centre at times when it's closed - which is classed as flytipping. It adds that flytipping can attract a fine of up to £40,000. The Government would be a whole lot richer if everyone who does flytip received a fine of this magnitude.
My guess would be that flytipping would stop overnight!
Flytipping! What a wonderful term. It's so.... descriptive! So, quaint. So horrible to contemplate!
Nice shot.
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