They sell things that come in cups, or with napkins. Lots of people cycle/run/walk here instead of driving, seems pretty stupid.

Taking away the bins doesn’t mean you don’t produce rubbish…

Edit: I think there is still a bin IN the cafe, but most people eat/drink outside. Lots of people asking staff where the bins are. Still hypocritical I think though? (And still mildly infuriating to remove well used bins!)

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      There are countries where this is culturally how litter is managed. Japan is a fully developed example - bins are hard to come by, everyone brings their trash with them.

      It can be done.

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        Unless they are in a car, take a walk along one of the less used roads and you will find empty food containers and piss bottles galore

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          Just putting in my 2 cents. I don’t remember seeing any trash from my 2 weeks in Japan. The country is impeccably clean.

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        If there is a bin I will use it, if not I will take it home.

        If you don’t you are scum and deserve to be pilloried in the town square.

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      People who go to trails are not gaurnteed, but are more likely to care about the environment they traveled to go to. Mostly.