You don't have to go from Durango to Hanoi to see this. Compare the roadsides in Amish country in Ohio with those in North Carolina. Not a speck of trash where the Amish reside and I pick up at least a tall kitchen trash bag of trash every 5-7 days along a quarter-mile stretch of our dead end road. It's not a "habit" it's a mindset.
Interesting....thank you for the article! So, any idea as to why the environment is treated that way? Was this a learned experience due to the decades of war? Was it always like this? ....sorry for all the questions., but this is a good topic! Might be easier if you sent me a all-expenses plane ticket so I could conduct an in person interview.
You don't have to go from Durango to Hanoi to see this. Compare the roadsides in Amish country in Ohio with those in North Carolina. Not a speck of trash where the Amish reside and I pick up at least a tall kitchen trash bag of trash every 5-7 days along a quarter-mile stretch of our dead end road. It's not a "habit" it's a mindset.
Wonder whose pocket that environmental money flowed into...
Interesting....thank you for the article! So, any idea as to why the environment is treated that way? Was this a learned experience due to the decades of war? Was it always like this? ....sorry for all the questions., but this is a good topic! Might be easier if you sent me a all-expenses plane ticket so I could conduct an in person interview.
This is a problem basically all over the third world. But it's particularly obvious in Vietnam, the reason for which I'm not sure.