In some parts of Italy it is from trash left on the street poses a real problem both from the point of view environment that of urban design. This also happens in the municipality Santa Croce Camerinain the province of Ragusa, where the municipality has decided to confiscate all vehicles which is used to dump garbage on the street.
The plan approved by the decision of the city council provides, in addition to the seizure, the seizure of the vehicle in the event that the fine is not paid. For the mayor of the city, Peppe Dimartinorepresents a drastic but necessary choice to contain the problem and reduce the threat of safety of people and the environment. The mayor himself explains via a post on Facebook that fines are not enough to curb the phenomenon.
In order to reduce the waste problem, it is necessary to pay attention to the education and awareness of citizens, but also and above all to to recycle and reuse. The latest Legambiente report Municipalities of Ricolon shows that of the 7,904 municipalities surveyed, only 590 follow the recycling rules, of which 66.3% in the north, 28% in the south and 5.4% in central Italy.
Source: Lega Nerd
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