無品港女行山食完橙就咁掉橙皮落地下
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話有執返又點會丟到咁遠？有心屌一定有得講嘅。
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未開墾點灌溉g na人
駁五刀
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明明條臭閪冇公德心
成班狗公支那種衝出嚟護主做乜鳩
乜撚野點歸大自然
收皮啦
啲生果面頭有層蠟
係經人處理過
就算你啲嘢係天然
唔係原生物種你掉係到做乜鳩
多多借口美化自己做支那人
成班狗公支那種衝出嚟護主做乜鳩
乜撚野點歸大自然
收皮啦
啲生果面頭有層蠟
係經人處理過
就算你啲嘢係天然
唔係原生物種你掉係到做乜鳩
多多借口美化自己做支那人
牛頓個蘋果樹
你咁大聲同佢講野 一陣打死你, 佢好大隻
啱
所以支那人仲好堅持周街隨街掉垃圾落地下
就連自己屋企d瓜子殼橙皮都係隨地掉
隨街大小二便
所以支那人仲好堅持周街隨街掉垃圾落地下
就連自己屋企d瓜子殼橙皮都係隨地掉
隨街大小二便
臭閪
推
其實唔係分唔分解到的問題, 而係衛生問題
行山人士好多時都在打卡位, 休息位, 涼亭等食嘢
果皮半年分解，試想，假如每日都有一人食橙同一個人食蕉而掉在涼亭周圍，而每個橙製造4塊橙皮, 1條蕉製造1塊蕉皮，咁就會無時無刻都有900塊未分解或腐爛中的果皮圍住個涼亭。咁情況下, 衛生會點? 影唔影響到其他使用涼亭的行山人士?
有人話馬騮都係咁....我想問, 馬騮會固定係山徑的休息位食生果?
如果係在山頭隨便搵個位食, 咁就冇果皮集中而產生的衛生問題; 如果返自己個馬騮斗食, 咁就遠離人類, 冇投訴問題
以前師傅教落: 掉果皮唔該掉遠D, 掉到我睇唔到; 露營的話, 唔該帶屎鏟掘個窿埋咗佢。
行山人士好多時都在打卡位, 休息位, 涼亭等食嘢
果皮半年分解，試想，假如每日都有一人食橙同一個人食蕉而掉在涼亭周圍，而每個橙製造4塊橙皮, 1條蕉製造1塊蕉皮，咁就會無時無刻都有900塊未分解或腐爛中的果皮圍住個涼亭。咁情況下, 衛生會點? 影唔影響到其他使用涼亭的行山人士?
有人話馬騮都係咁....我想問, 馬騮會固定係山徑的休息位食生果?
如果係在山頭隨便搵個位食, 咁就冇果皮集中而產生的衛生問題; 如果返自己個馬騮斗食, 咁就遠離人類, 冇投訴問題
以前師傅教落: 掉果皮唔該掉遠D, 掉到我睇唔到; 露營的話, 唔該帶屎鏟掘個窿埋咗佢。
https://www.deschuteslandtrust.org/news/blog/2019-blog-posts/decomposition-organic-litter
There are several reasons why it’s better to not throw your organic litter on the ground when you’re outside. One reason is for the benefit of wildlife. When wildlife (including squirrels, chipmunks, and birds) eat something that’s not typically in their diet, it often leads to future issues, including things like an inability to process large amounts of salt or winter starvation.
Another reason is for the benefit of other people enjoying the outdoors. There are people who enjoy the feeling of solitude and “being in nature” that can exist while being outside. Seeing human litter on the trail (in any form) can remove that feeling. And I’ve never met someone who enjoys finding used toilet paper! Not leaving organic litter while outdoors is respectful of others’ experiences.
Along the same line, please be respectful if you want to educate someone about decomposing litter. Lecturing is typically not the most respectful or successful way to talk to others enjoying the outdoors. Also, keep in mind that not everyone has had the privilege to experience the outdoors from a young age and gotten the opportunity to learn about things like biodegradable litter (we’re all continuing to learn, after all!).
What should I do then?
There are a few options. Certainly, continue to bring bananas, oranges, and pistachios with you when going outside. You can bring an extra plastic bag with you for trash, then dispose of it when you get back home. If you want extra credit, you can have a bag for organic trash that you put in your compost pile when you’re back home. You can also look at other snack options or buy pre-shelled pistachios. A good general rule of thumb is that if you bring something with you when outdoors, you should bring it back with you too.
There are several reasons why it’s better to not throw your organic litter on the ground when you’re outside. One reason is for the benefit of wildlife. When wildlife (including squirrels, chipmunks, and birds) eat something that’s not typically in their diet, it often leads to future issues, including things like an inability to process large amounts of salt or winter starvation.
Another reason is for the benefit of other people enjoying the outdoors. There are people who enjoy the feeling of solitude and “being in nature” that can exist while being outside. Seeing human litter on the trail (in any form) can remove that feeling. And I’ve never met someone who enjoys finding used toilet paper! Not leaving organic litter while outdoors is respectful of others’ experiences.
Along the same line, please be respectful if you want to educate someone about decomposing litter. Lecturing is typically not the most respectful or successful way to talk to others enjoying the outdoors. Also, keep in mind that not everyone has had the privilege to experience the outdoors from a young age and gotten the opportunity to learn about things like biodegradable litter (we’re all continuing to learn, after all!).
What should I do then?
There are a few options. Certainly, continue to bring bananas, oranges, and pistachios with you when going outside. You can bring an extra plastic bag with you for trash, then dispose of it when you get back home. If you want extra credit, you can have a bag for organic trash that you put in your compost pile when you’re back home. You can also look at other snack options or buy pre-shelled pistachios. A good general rule of thumb is that if you bring something with you when outdoors, you should bring it back with you too.
香港亂拋垃圾罰千五
橙香味呀 識唔識架
掉幾舊橙皮就係度吵晒鬼,
起樓填海移山裝修又會乾淨環保去邊
裝修產生既廢物都唔知掉左幾多啦
起樓填海移山裝修又會乾淨環保去邊
裝修產生既廢物都唔知掉左幾多啦
有冇走返上去執返D皮
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覺得自己幫個臭閪護航好似會有得屌咁，痴撚線
可以改名做橙皮山
仲要隨街踎喺地下
橙皮應該問題不太， 唔好丟係路中心咪得