2014年1月9日星期四

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Call for more anti Louis Vuitton Bags Outlet UK Sally williamson, the students union community officer at the university of bath, said:Part of the student community partnership, the students union and council work closely together to educate students about recycling and disposing of their waste.Every year we run a good neighbour campaign and this year will focus on collection days and recycling opportunities.Further moves to help Louis Vuitton Handbags UK prevent gulls feasting on household waste the booker cash and carry depot of brook road has this week started to net its roof which will prevent the birds using it for nesting next year. What you seem to advocate on here is pretty much what goes on right now.Residents bearing the responsibility and being penalised if they don't follow all the rules and regulation in relation to waste disposal.The reason i am critical of this stance is because it's clearly failing.If our city was clean and wasn't a breeding ground for rats and gulls then i would concede that your system is working.But lets be clear, the gulls don't discriminate between rubbish that has been put out correctly, and rubbish that has been put out incorrectly.In the city we have businesses who are abiding by all the rules, putting their bags out at the right time, but still the gulls rip them open and spread the rubbish everywhere.I see this most mornings when i am heading to the gym.Sorting the rubbish doesn't work either.You could put a sack out with zero food waste inside and the gulls would still spill the contents out all over the road.Even non food waste can be contaminated with traces of food, which is all it takes to get the gulls interested.You could then argue that people should be forced to decontaminate all their non food waste, but believe me, this won't happen.It's clear from their comments on here that banes have passed the buck on this one.Rubbish is of course generated by the people in the city, residents, businesses and tourists alike.In an ideal world every single one of these people would do their bit to ensure things didn't get out of hand.But it's completely unrealistic to think this will ever happen.It is the responsibility of the council to implement a waste policy and deal with waste properly.Banes are a failure.I mentioned the eu in my original post because councils all over the country are set landfill recycling targets that originate from the eu.To dave_weston comment: "Funny how we never had this problem when the collection was from back door to truck in the bin with the bin being put back only started when the council insisted everyone started using flimsy bags and putting rubbish out for them. "The council has never insisted that people use flimsy bags.There is an easy solution to the problem you have identified, though.They aren't dumb creatures i see the same tagged gull every morning standing beside a bristol council van waiting for the crew to share their breakfast with it it gets a feed every morning so goes back.They will have learned that black bag = food!That systemic shift was down to the council wanting to save time and money over the old back door collection a proper service that we will never see again.However it does need to acknowledge its part in this change, and accept that in order to undo the adverse effects of that, it needs to either enforce recycling(Impossibly manpower intense)Or create a collection system which is enforceably gull proof.As i have suggested in the past, a gull bag for every home, and then anything put out which is not in a gull bag, a gull proof bin or a recycling container is classed as littering and fined as such.Its simple, understandable and can be spotted for enforcement on a driveby basis so can quickly make everyone comply.They aren't dumb creatures i see the same tagged gull every morning standing beside a bristol council van waiting for the crew to share their breakfast with it it gets a feed every morning so goes back.They will have learned that black bag = food!That systemic shift was down to the council wanting to save time and money over the old back door collection a proper service that we will never see again.However it does need to acknowledge its part in this change, and accept that in order to undo the adverse effects of that, it needs to either enforce recycling(Impossibly manpower intense)Or create a collection system which is enforceably gull proof.As i have suggested in the past, a gull bag for every home, and then anything put out which is not in a gull bag, a gull proof bin or a recycling container is classed as littering and fined as Louis Vuitton Womens Scarves such.Its simple, understandable and can be spotted for enforcement on a driveby basis so can quickly make everyone comply.The council have been saying this for some time now.For those of us for whom a dustbin isn't suitable, the gullproof bags are perfect.They provide the same tough protection as a bin but fold down to almost nothing.We have them on my street and when used, they're perfect.I can see them being very high maintenance.That said, it'd be nice to see a trial to prove it one way or another.My street has street rubbish and recycling bins at the end and bags of rubbish are left alongside them almost daily.People seem to want to put rubbish out all the time so at least a communal bin area would allow for this.City centre properties have been using black bags rather than dustbins for at least 30 years.The difference now is that we produce much more rubbish, particularly food waste, and there are many more seagulls to take advantage of it.The problem is not the council but a small number of lazy and incompetent residents who don't recycle and don't care about the mess they leave.

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