I live in a small Danish town. We burn our garbage too, and warm up water for district heating. We've also got a chemical waste plant, that also contributes to the district heating with their owens. Before we had a bridge to the next island, the ferries would pump their cooling water (when it had turned warm, of cource) in to the district heating system. At home we sort out garbage in 10 different categories. It sound crazy, but it's actually not that complicated. It becomes a rutine to take something out, when you go out anyway. 1 bin for glas and metal 1 bin for plastic 1 bin for paper and cardboard 1 bin for toxics and electronics 1 bin for food 1 bin for garden-garbage - if you have a garden, and can't take it to the recycling station yourself. 1 bin for the rest Our garbage have never been cleaner and more tidy 🤣
@LynxLord1991
2 ай бұрын
Its pronounced København in Danish just the Brits that thought it sounded like Co pen Ha Gen. Well WW2 made it very clear in Europe that we could not afford to dehumanise or abuse each other the way we had done, We had to do better and put the human and the communities first and I think we more or less succeeded
Пікірлер: 2