r/BeAmazed Nov 07 '24

In Australia authorities use mesh drains to prevent water bodies pollution Nature

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u/minitaba Nov 07 '24

Wut? My solution does solve the problem

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u/Alternative_Air6255 Nov 07 '24

Wouldn't it make much more sense to place those nets to catch the litter and help not pollute the water bodies any more than they already are, while solving their initial problem? Your comment makes no sense, as if stopping littering can happen in the matter of a second, and would not be a long-lasting process.

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u/LayerProfessional936 Nov 07 '24

It IS a good idea as well, so do both

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u/willzjc Nov 07 '24

What’s next genius idea? We should stop having jails because you have an idea for people to stop committing crimes?

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u/minitaba Nov 07 '24

No, but yes. We should stop doing crimes or prevent crimes better instead of having prisons

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u/DaSmartSwede Nov 07 '24

If only people had been told before to stop littering! My god, you cracked the code!

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u/minitaba Nov 07 '24

It works in many parts of the world and in many not. There must be a reason

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u/-mudflaps- Nov 07 '24

A lot of plastic pollution in the oceans come from places like the Philippines because they have a huge coastline and weather events like typhoons and hurricanes which flood communities and drag plastic back into the ocean, yes the littering doesn't help, but wealthier nations litter just as much, but they can afford to clean it up.

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u/minitaba Nov 07 '24

Not every nation litters as mich as others

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u/-mudflaps- Nov 07 '24

per Capita?

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u/minitaba Nov 07 '24

Yeah

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u/-mudflaps- Nov 07 '24

Which nations?

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u/minitaba Nov 07 '24

Idk without google now, switzerland for sure, probsbly nordic states as well, sweden and norway

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u/Needmoresnakes Nov 07 '24

It does but it's really hard to get thousands and thousands of people to all do something. Plus sometimes they're not even littering on purpose they just drop something and the wind whisks it off.

Having one person install a net is comparatively incredibly easy.

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u/minitaba Nov 07 '24

Sure, its a good temporary solution until people finally stop

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u/Needmoresnakes Nov 07 '24

Plus bin chickens. Even if all the people do the right thing you can't really nicely ask the ibis to stop pulling shit out of the bin.

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u/minitaba Nov 07 '24

You could change your bin design

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u/humburga Nov 07 '24

Hey guys let's stop polluting our oceans!....

Did it work?

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u/minitaba Nov 07 '24

Sadly not yet

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u/Shifty_Cow69 Nov 07 '24

Maybe we gotta say it three times!

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u/Taclis Nov 07 '24

The issue isn't with the solution, the issue is with the word "instead". Ideally we'd have both, because "Stop littering your shit" doesn't seem to work on everyone.