2010-Uganda's Crowded Jails
June 15th 2009 19:07
In a recent post, I talked about the plastic bag dilemma. Well, Uganda is ready to jail or fine any person who uses a plastic bag in 2010.
From the article:
Discarded plastic bags - too thin to be reused - are a major polluter in many African cities, where they clog up rivers and pile up in mountains.
Maybe you should make the bag more durable so that it can be reused. Maybe since environmentalists always talk about recycling, it should be recycled when it breaks or is discarded!
Unlike the oceans, Africa claims that this major polluter clogs up rivers and piles up in mountains. The dilemma here is that it probably got there by itself. Of course it didn't get there by itself...people took it there and decided to litter the landscape. Let's beautify Africa like our campaigns in America did in the 60s and 70s. Lets get lazy litterbugs to pick up after themselves. Uganda should probably impose jail time and fines to the polluters rather than eliminating a product altogether.
Why blame the product if the user is an imbecile? Think about it!!!
From the article:
Discarded plastic bags - too thin to be reused - are a major polluter in many African cities, where they clog up rivers and pile up in mountains.
Maybe you should make the bag more durable so that it can be reused. Maybe since environmentalists always talk about recycling, it should be recycled when it breaks or is discarded!
Unlike the oceans, Africa claims that this major polluter clogs up rivers and piles up in mountains. The dilemma here is that it probably got there by itself. Of course it didn't get there by itself...people took it there and decided to litter the landscape. Let's beautify Africa like our campaigns in America did in the 60s and 70s. Lets get lazy litterbugs to pick up after themselves. Uganda should probably impose jail time and fines to the polluters rather than eliminating a product altogether.
Why blame the product if the user is an imbecile? Think about it!!!
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