If you find a working method, please share with us. I have a whole neighbourhood of people doing this.
tarhoona on
Is this your land?
c0ffinman on
random question where is this place ?
also not possible even if you put trash cans there dudes for no reason will just throw trash on the ground same situation in my area
if anyone finds a way please share it with us
LORKHATOSH on
I would suggest you contact local authorities, I’ve been interested for a while myself, there must be some laws against this
National-Web1664 on
Shoot him
Clag_Dust_Power_Pill on
A sledgehammer can be pretty convincing
Critical_Cut_3168 on
1. Announce a public clean up action by going from house to house, put posters make personal invitations or letters. incl small community picknick (bella vita style) 2. Use cool name for your group of volounteers „martvilians for martvilli“ so whatever and team up with local businesses or ngos (invite them from other citys, example: scout groups?) 3. Make picture before and after. 3. Clean place up and make pictures, picknick and invent together ideas how to use this place better 4. Do after action a big colored banner or info sign informing about this action (hands up picture of your group smiling) and a contact mail/tel phone (write us and make picture if u someone littering here). 5. Do regular actions around every summer and implement it as a neighborhood helping neighbors community action what dont blames but takes care and profits everyone 6. Tell me how it went
pomidoryumurta on
Shove these up to their arses.
EsperaDeus on
Could be so nice without all the trash.
Just-Flounder2971 on
You should share the precise the latitude and longitude and post it online. Perhaps a Reddit thread or Instagram page of problematic places could be created where people share other problematic areas.
A lot of the dumping in Tbilisi comes from construction sites and projects, in my opinion. I have worked to clean some places up myself, and it is common to see that cement bags, old ceramic tiles, etc., is frequently dumped on public land. Most other countries would have fines in the thousands or tens of thousands of dollars for such behavior…
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If you find a working method, please share with us. I have a whole neighbourhood of people doing this.
Is this your land?
random question where is this place ?
also not possible even if you put trash cans there dudes for no reason will just throw trash on the ground same situation in my area
if anyone finds a way please share it with us
I would suggest you contact local authorities, I’ve been interested for a while myself, there must be some laws against this
Shoot him
A sledgehammer can be pretty convincing
1. Announce a public clean up action by going from house to house, put posters make personal invitations or letters. incl small community picknick (bella vita style) 2. Use cool name for your group of volounteers „martvilians for martvilli“ so whatever and team up with local businesses or ngos (invite them from other citys, example: scout groups?) 3. Make picture before and after. 3. Clean place up and make pictures, picknick and invent together ideas how to use this place better 4. Do after action a big colored banner or info sign informing about this action (hands up picture of your group smiling) and a contact mail/tel phone (write us and make picture if u someone littering here). 5. Do regular actions around every summer and implement it as a neighborhood helping neighbors community action what dont blames but takes care and profits everyone 6. Tell me how it went
Shove these up to their arses.
Could be so nice without all the trash.
You should share the precise the latitude and longitude and post it online. Perhaps a Reddit thread or Instagram page of problematic places could be created where people share other problematic areas.
A lot of the dumping in Tbilisi comes from construction sites and projects, in my opinion. I have worked to clean some places up myself, and it is common to see that cement bags, old ceramic tiles, etc., is frequently dumped on public land. Most other countries would have fines in the thousands or tens of thousands of dollars for such behavior…