A qualcun altro dà fastidio la quantità di rifiuti, in particolare di bottiglie di vetro, che si trovano nelle città? Capisco che a volte la plastica e la carta si lasciano trasportare dal vento ma la quantità di vetro presente è ridicola.

    Sembra che i polacchi siano molto orgogliosi dei bassi livelli di criminalità, ma chiudono un occhio sui rifiuti. Ho sentito persone affermare che la Polonia è uno dei paesi più puliti d’Europa, ma i rifiuti e lo smog tolgono tantissimo dall’esperienza.

    Inoltre, qual è il problema con la cacca di cane? Nessuno sembra raccoglierlo, anche quando si trova in aree ad alto traffico come i marciapiedi laterali. Può essere piuttosto frustrante nelle città in cui sembra che una persona su tre abbia un cane. Se una persona su tre facesse la cacca fuori ci sarebbe indignazione, ma i cani e i loro proprietari ottengono un lasciapassare.

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    1. _bagelcherry_ on

      I see so many empty vodka bottles lying around, yet i never saw anyone drinking.

    2. Square-Temporary4186 on

      Yes. It bothers me *a lot*. To the point where I pick up litter in my free time. And it’s disheartening to go to an area I cleaned a day later and see it trashed again. But alas, I continue.

    3. Most_Vermicelli9722 on

      It pisses me off so much. At there is even more of it in the city center, it’s disgusting.

    4. sokorsognarf on

      Poland is European mid-table when it comes to littering, but it’s certainly not entirely worthy of the “it’s so clean!” gushing that’s all over the internet

    5. Would anybody be in favor of a deposit system for the little vodka bottles? It would discourage people from littering and encourage the less fortunate to pick up litter and return the bottles for the deposit.

    6. yenot_of_luv on

      For me it’s a dog shit when it gets above 0° outside. As a dog owner myself I can’t stand people who don’t pick up after their own pets. Ffs

    7. WhirlwindTobias on

      I used to clean up bottles of vodka and beer (Kraków) until one day a contractor cut down all the trees, put up a car park and office building in one place near to me. I felt like I wasted hours of my time and did them a favour not the city and passer-bys.

      Anyway yes I come from the UK and while drinking is still an issue most of the bottles are discarded inside the establishment they were bought in. UK doesn’t really get a 4-5 men in their 40’s standing around a tree complaining about their home life and discussing football. They do it at the pub. It’s one of the few things I dislike about PL, that and the amount of remonty neighbours have. ​

    8. Well, that’s just average Katowice for you 🙁
      Bottles, bags, boxes and all of other litter imaginable just getting stuck on every bush you can see. And the dog poop is just sickening. Especially this time of the year. Like I get that is as VERY cold not that long ago and now all the “snow” (ash – courtesy of every goddamn city around) is melted and the poop is just showing up like mushrooms, just bcs some asshat couldn’t bare getting his hand out of his pocket on -10° weather..

    9. justme-321 on

      It’s ALL over… I’ve even seen people have been throwing thrashes far in the woods, tyres,bottles,plastic cans etc. Whole Poland need a cleanup and a campaign against throwing thrash.

    10. Both-Variation2122 on

      Dog poop depends on the city or even neighbourhood. In my area everyone picks it. But if few persons stop, it’ll be cascading. Community must watch each other to impose self guilt.

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