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Originally Posted by daveeb
How can you leave a site with 200,000 people attending without a serious footprint afterwards. The fact that 15000 bins were overflowing suggests the organisers need to supply more bins. I'll bet if there had been 200,000 friends of the earth there you'd still get a load of mess, it's inevitable wherever there are large groups of people. At least it was relatively easy to clean the damage up afterwards.
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I do not call a £785,000 clean up bill, 'easy'.
Event Organisers to event guests: "Please take home your tents."
Guests to other guest friends: "Leave the tent and all the other crap just strewn about, the bins are full, but we cannot be arsed to clean up our own waste and place it in bags or carrier bags and take it home, you know, just to help out and still be friendly to the Earth."
