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The student accommodation I cleaned last year is notorious for having 8 different bins for all the recycling nonsense.Colin McCoire wrote: 29 Mar 2026, 02:55Most recycling just ends up as trash anyway. We don't even toss plastic in the bin anymore.Vladislav Liam Gunther wrote: 28 Mar 2026, 19:59The town down the interstate does. WE don't have recycling. My county, nowhere to be found. So we trash everything. Of course, now we have that stupid 5 trash bags limit at the dump ;-; as wellMaximilianus Kenneally Vidler wrote: 28 Mar 2026, 19:56HOW do you not have recycling?!?Vladislav Liam Gunther wrote: 28 Mar 2026, 19:55I can't believe y'all knew what earth hour was and I didn't ;-;Maximilianus Kenneally Vidler wrote: 28 Mar 2026, 19:29 I have lit up my whole apartment with candles for earth hour. I am happy
(tbf it's not like I live in an area with recycling either...)
5 bag limit!? Gosh! Get yourself some really biiiiiiig bags!
- general waste
- plastic
- glass
- cardboard
- Tins/Cans
- Paper
- Dry waste products
- Alcohol Bottles
It's ridiculous
And that was for each shared flat!!
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They do take it seriously! Even there, quite a lot ends up being exported. It's really very sad!Denise Yarbrough wrote: 29 Mar 2026, 03:03 Sadly, that's the reality in the U.S. I know smaller countries like Germany take it seriously because they don't have a lot of space for trash and European countries (as well as some outliers like Japan) tend to take it more seriously.
Wait.Emily Shephard wrote: 29 Mar 2026, 03:18 The student accommodation I cleaned last year is notorious for having 8 different bins for all the recycling nonsense.
- general waste
- plastic
- glass
- cardboard
- Tins/Cans
- Paper
- Dry waste products
- Alcohol Bottles
It's ridiculous
Alcohol bottles get their own bin???
And what's the difference between general waste and dry waste?
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I would say food scraps falls under the general wasteColin McCoire wrote: 29 Mar 2026, 03:28YEEEP!
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They do take it seriously! Even there, quite a lot ends up being exported. It's really very sad!Denise Yarbrough wrote: 29 Mar 2026, 03:03 Sadly, that's the reality in the U.S. I know smaller countries like Germany take it seriously because they don't have a lot of space for trash and European countries (as well as some outliers like Japan) tend to take it more seriously.
Wait.Emily Shephard wrote: 29 Mar 2026, 03:18 The student accommodation I cleaned last year is notorious for having 8 different bins for all the recycling nonsense.
- general waste
- plastic
- glass
- cardboard
- Tins/Cans
- Paper
- Dry waste products
- Alcohol Bottles
It's ridiculous
Alcohol bottles get their own bin???
And what's the difference between general waste and dry waste?
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Makes sense!
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