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Surely the total amount will be the same.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.They think if they dont collect it you will stop using items that generate it.
Lefty thought TTT, incomprehensible.
All it will do is mean more journeys to the tip, more fly tipping and more rats, but try telling them that.
Perhaps some enterprising individuals would like to go and empty their rubbish sacks over the local councils personal garderns, might get the message then. Just make sure nothing traceable in there!
They believe that fewer general waste collections will make people recycle more carefully, so more will get in to the recling bins instead of casually slinging it in the black bin.
"The council said it "firmly" believes that collecting black bin waste every three or four weeks instead of once a fortnight "will increase the amount of waste our city recycles, reduce costs and significantly lower carbon emissions".
//will increase the amount of waste our city recycles, reduce costs and significantly lower carbon emissions".//
Just because the greens think it doesnt mean it will happen, more likely to end up as I outlined above with them out on their arris in the next elections. If labour let us have any elections of course.
It's the greens trying to reduce carbon and costs to themselves. I've just completed the consultation survey and this is the reasoning for the option of 4 weekly:
Approximately 10% boost in recycling rate, with around a 60% reduction in carbon emissions from collecting and treating waste and recycling
Approximately £2.3 million reduction in costs and reduces the risk of future increases in cost with a nearly £1.5 million of avoided future carbon tax costs
barry: "They believe that fewer general waste collections will make people recycle more carefully, so more will get in to the recling bins instead of casually slinging it in the black bin." - People do that anyway. I put every single thing that can go in the big bin in the big bin. I won't make any difference in fact as YMB says it will almost certainly make things worse.
Councils have plenty of ways of saving a few quid, could fire half of them for a start.
Most people just want their rubbish collected in return for the exhorbitant tax they pay, not much to ask really and its one of the few very visible things people see.
They want to be careful or some very awhkward questions could be asked on where the brass is going.
This is a bit old but "beige gold" is valuable....
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