#26 How in the heck does giving everyone a tiny packet of garbage help clean the planet? Seems to me they're just redistributing it. It's like when someone hands you a flyer. "Here, you throw this away." (RIP Mitch)
Ignatius, It's called Greenwashing, like the TV ads that say "We're working toward...", "We're aiming to...", "Our goal is..." It's all about making your company appear to be environmentally conscious without actually doing anything.
Sue, Save some of your ire for the common man. Humans got along for thousands of years without constantly toting plastic water bottles wherever they went to "stay hydrated". Suddenly, no one can be without one, and the ubiquitous empties attest to that.
#14 Wrong answer. These old village houses in Spain do not have rain gutters. So when it rains, the water drips onto the sidewalk and the ricochet lands on the door. In the long run it ruins the wood of the doors, against which these boards protect. Against peeing dogs one puts up water-filled plastic bottles.
“What are these wooden/plastic boards in front of the doors? Found in a small Spanish city.”
"They are used for protecting stray dogs from peeing into the door."
"Pet owners are encouraged to use the liquid in the provided bottle to rinse their pet’s pee off the walls/doors/floor. It helps keep the street clean and reduce odors."
#26 How in the heck does giving everyone a tiny packet of garbage help clean the planet? Seems to me they're just redistributing it. It's like when someone hands you a flyer. "Here, you throw this away." (RIP Mitch)
Ignatius, It's called Greenwashing, like the TV ads that say "We're working toward...", "We're aiming to...", "Our goal is..." It's all about making your company appear to be environmentally conscious without actually doing anything.
Sue, Save some of your ire for the common man. Humans got along for thousands of years without constantly toting plastic water bottles wherever they went to "stay hydrated". Suddenly, no one can be without one, and the ubiquitous empties attest to that.
#14 Wrong answer. These old village houses in Spain do not have rain gutters. So when it rains, the water drips onto the sidewalk and the ricochet lands on the door. In the long run it ruins the wood of the doors, against which these boards protect. Against peeing dogs one puts up water-filled plastic bottles.
It's like when someone hands you a flyer. "Here, you throw this away." (RIP Mitch)
It's called Greenwashing, like the TV ads that say "We're working toward...", "We're aiming to...", "Our goal is..."
It's all about making your company appear to be environmentally conscious without actually doing anything.
While in fact they add even more plastic, and to make it worse they send it around the globe.
Idiots
Wrong answer. These old village houses in Spain do not have rain gutters. So when it rains, the water drips onto the sidewalk and the ricochet lands on the door. In the long run it ruins the wood of the doors, against which these boards protect. Against peeing dogs one puts up water-filled plastic bottles.
#27 it's for when you use liquid soap but want to bend over