You can always twist them off. That or pour the drink into a nice glass.
They really do make a positive difference.
They really do make a positive difference.
20 years of Poland in the EU.
Bratwurst Boy 10 | 12869
23 Aug 2024 #272
I'd forgotten that Marx, Engels and Liebknecht were Eskimos.
...and still they never amounted to much.....the revolutions were elsewhere!
To describe litter-free bottle caps as "fighting the majority" is just bizarre.
...but the truth! Environmental protection is a natural point for the conservatives....they even have it in their name....to "conserve"....to protect what is good! The real Left gives a flying **** about the environment....there was never a more stinking mud than the GDR!
A successfull green party/green policy will happen with the rightist, with the center, with the conservatives or not at all....mark my words!
and still they never amounted to much
That or changed the course of humanity.
Environmental protection is a natural point for the conservatives
Ripping money and assets off from ordinary people and common infrastructure is more normal yet for them.
They really do make a positive difference.
How? If I twist them off it's just more work to do what I've always done....
It's hardly a burden...
An irritation that probably does no good for the environment and maybe actually harms it (the connected caps seem to use more plastic).
that probably does no good for the environment
It does. The issue of the tops littering the streets and going down drains was what prompted the move.
the connected caps seem to use more plastic
A few molecules maybe.
They really do make a positive difference
Assuming that one person unscrews just one cap per day and throws it away, this creates 400,000 tons of plastic waste worldwide every day.
I have to correct myself, it's 'only' 40,000 tons of waste every day.
An irritation that probably does no good for the environment
I'm really flabbergasted. What irritation? A 4 and a 7 yo in my family didn't even notice the difference. I'm sure that if such small kids manage adults should have no problems. It seems to be people who are irritated by it simply want to be irritated.
From what I read it's also about the sorting machines. Even if the cap was thrown into recycling it wasn't being recycled because of its size.
What do you mean it is a pain to unscrew all those plastic bottles? They added another difficulty level to it just to annoy people. /it is pure malice. If they were about ecological stuff they would ban plastic battles completely and we would have glass bottles with metal or plastic tops.
If they were about ecological stuff they would ban plastic battles completely
Somehow achievable partial outcomes are more relevant than irrelevances introduced for the sake of rhetoric.
Hard to know why you're moaning about bottle tops. Do you have a phobia about them or do you just inherently fear change?
Hard to know why y
complaining customer, not everyone has a waiter to open a bottle for them or drink only Svalbardi.
An irritation that probably does no good for the environment
in Poland there was a number of charities that collected (asked people to collect) plastic bottle tops which were later sold for profit for recycling - since it is illegal now to dispose of the bottles without the tops they are pretty screwed
GefreiterKania 34 | 1493
23 Aug 2024 #285
it is pure malice
It is indeed. It's like with those paper drinking straws that melt in your mouth whilst disposable plastic cups and plastic cup covers are still used. Not to mention plastic bags, plastic boxes and plastic pretty much everything. But the drinking straw must be paper - not because it's ecological, as you have to use 3 of those before you finish your drink, but just to show you that you are a piece of sh*t who has nothing to say, they can decree what they want, and there's nothing you can do about it.
And there's a cherry on top - those paper drinking straws, which are supposed to be used to reduce plastic waste, come in plastic packaging (to avoid contamination because paper is hygroscopic ha ha :D). So the purpose is not ecology but to show you your place, your worth (zero). Green Khmers are ruthless.
they are pretty screwed
I'm sure they'll find other activities. And of course their very existence confirms that there was an issue.
disposable plastic cups and plastic cup covers are still used
Hopefully not for long.
plastic bags
They actually require only minuscule amounts of crude oil to make, however the problem is that people weren't recycling them and they take centuries to biodegrade.
Several people here just looking to moan about change.
paper drinking straws,
Recently I got some made from rice, they lasted until the end and are 100% organic.
And of course their very existence confirms that there was an issue.
no there wasn't - they weren't collecting them from the streets and sidewalks - they had special containers were people threw the bottle tops
they weren't collecting them from the streets and sidewalks
Who said they were?
The fact that the bottle caps were hanging around and not being disposed of is the issue. Did you think that most people used such containers? I've never seen one.
Now that has been solved to the satisfaction of the majority.
no it wasn't like that at all - people deliberately kept bottle tops to give to the charities - even schools sometimes asked pupils to bring bottle tops when they were involved in some kind of charities or to raise funds for their own projects - what I believe it was much more probable that plastic bottle tops would go to waste if they were binned than when people gathered them and then gave them to charities etc
no it wasn't like that at all - people deliberately kept
How many people? Poland has 38 million
It's a good thing to do, but no longer any need to keep bottle tops. There's plenty of other plastic items however that are available to be saved for recycling by charities or other groups.
Poland has 38 million
Including Ukrainians, Poland has a population of well over 40 million.
Przelotnyptak1 - | 1036
27 Aug 2024 #293
It was a commendable effort, albeit with a significant error on your part. BB was discussing the country, and you altered the context by referring to individuals; it's not equivalent, even though the Eskimo reference was clever, albeit incorrect, from my viewpoint.
Przelotnyptak1 - | 1036
27 Aug 2024 #294
It's hardly a burden...
Again, with the change of direction and evasion, you were promoting the benefits to the environment, but suddenly, it is not the environment; it is hardly a burden.
Give me a break.
Hee, whaaat?
Ripping money and assets off from ordinary people and common infrastructure is more normal yet for them.
Be careful with your posts until the UK Labour Party unveils it's Budget in October.More taking money from pensioners and the middle class.......
Labour Party unveils it's Budget in October.More
October passed and nothing happened. 🤷
Poland is dying because of emigration to the EU and a birth rate of 1.26 vs. 2.1 needed to sustain.
It needs "abortion rights" as much as an anorexic needs stomach bypass or Ozempic.
It needs "abortion rights" as much as an anorexic needs stomach bypass or Ozempic.
Poland is dying
Thanks to emigration to Poland, the number of inhabitants increased by 2 million, just like in Germany. Poland is not threatened with depopulation.
Thanks to emigration
What good is that? Relying on emigration is not good in the long run.