24 links have been added on 8 ideas about #rubbish.
  1. Hong Kong is in the process of introducing a garbage tax that will tax households based on the amount of trash they produce.

  2. The U.K. wanted to implement something similar a while back. Don’t know if it is in effect yet.
    https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2007/oct/30/waste.recycling1

  3. It’s been done! Several state authorities and local authorities in the U.S have a trash tax system, which can be effective at encouraging recycling and discouraging waste production.

  4. The same flashmob should drop the collected rubbish off outside the mayor’s office, that’s who is responsible, and paid to clean our streets.

  5. Careful now! Councils threaten to fine people they think put things beside rather than in the bin.

  6. A designated space next to big street bins would be good. People do it anyways, most don’t have cars or access to get bulky stuff to the recycling centre. For those who can’t you can always apply to have them pick it up. But then, people in your street won’t be able to take it off their hands before they arrive, which is a shame. More tips for people without transport here : https://londonrecycles.co.uk/a-to-z/furniture/

  7. Once you got your ticket, there is little others can do to stop you littering the solar system.. and “Any American citizen who wants to launch a rocket or other kind of spacecraft into orbit must obtain authorization from the FAA, as would any foreigner who launches within U.S. territory. The FAA regulates the commercial sector’s space activities by requiring parties to obtain launch and re-entry licenses.”

  8. “Outer space, including the moon and other celestial bodies, is not subject to national appropriation by claim of sovereignty, by means of use or occupation, or by any other means.” Today, space lawyers are spending an awful lot of time debating what, exactly, that means.

  9. what would you do to remove space junk? its a problem that will get worse before it gets better. ideas needed. Good explanation on this site though https://www.nap.edu/read/4765/chapter/10#136

  10. There are a few apps that recongise logos, we just need someone to add the functionality that cross-refferences it with big brand social profiles and then name and shame them online with pics of their product polluting.

  11. Wow, didn’t realise you could do this with an app – yes, would be a good use of the technology to make poluting product manufactures think

  12. Another great solution to keeping your car clean.