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I worry that those working with minimal/no protection in the project will catch some horrible disease/illness. The longer term intention of persuading folks to use dustbins should certainly help IF the contents can be disposed of regularly and responsibly.
 
Reminds me of a lecture I went to by Professor Les Baillie of Cardiff University, one of his photos showed him dressed in bin liners as protection when dealing with anthrax in the ground, while others wore bio suits.
 
Every piece of that tossed away somewhere upstream. We had a KEEP BRITAIN TIDY campaign a while ago. (Actually we're overdue another one) But Bangladesh certainly needs one (and keep it running).
Possibly, as for the keep Britain tidy, it needs to be a mentality and one that comes from the top which is most definitely not the case now. There is no pride, period, in our dear leaders. All we have is agendas and greed. Latest gov reaction from Rachel of Thieves in regards water companies and pollution a perfect example.
 
Possibly, as for the keep Britain tidy, it needs to be a mentality and one that comes from the top which is most definitely not the case now. There is no pride, period, in our dear leaders. All we have is agendas and greed. Latest gov reaction from Rachel of Thieves in regards water companies and pollution a perfect example.
 
During my professional life I was aware of the amount of discarded feed and pest control chemical containers in the rural and upland countryside. You might be surprised at how much. Part of the “litter” issue?
 
During my professional life I was aware of the amount of discarded feed and pest control chemical containers in the rural and upland countryside. You might be surprised at how much. Part of the “litter” issue?
It is clear to me that the number 1 problem in our climate and environment is pollution not co2, there is no money or profit in cleaning up the world only cost whereas the totally fraudulent net zero nonsense is profitable beyond imagining. Unfortunately those supporting the nonsense probably do so in the belief it will lead to a cleaner environment. Our water Co's and the governments lack of enforcing rules is but one very good example of my position. People need to separate the two issues in their minds at which point they will realize they are being cheated by very clever frauds.
 
It is clear to me that the number 1 problem in our climate and environment is pollution not co2, there is no money or profit in cleaning up the world only cost whereas the totally fraudulent net zero nonsense is profitable beyond imagining. Unfortunately those supporting the nonsense probably do so in the belief it will lead to a cleaner environment. Our water Co's and the governments lack of enforcing rules is but one very good example of my position. People need to separate the two issues in their minds at which point they will realize they are being cheated by very clever frauds.
Maybe governments are most of the problem. I heard an observation that Westminster governments are not always interested in projects that will not be pretty well completed before the next GE. However, other grandiose projects which may take longer can be started in the knowledge that if they are white elephants it is likely that they won't be re-elected and have to face the music. It's all playing to the gallery.

Pollution is certainly a massive issue, but after privatising water governments have failed to protect customers and the public, instead they allow foreign "investors" the freedom to run up huge debts often to pay out dividends to themselves. Not a lot of priority for investing in infrastructure [especially evident with Thames and Southern - oh is it coincidence that many of the same faces have been meddling with both?]
 

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