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'Game changer' as new waste scheme rolled out in Dublin
Dublin City Council has launched a new waste compacting scheme in Fownes Street Upper and St Stephens Green, aimed at reducing plastic waste significantly.
- The waste compacting scheme covers 90 streets in Dublin, specifically targeting areas like Fownes Street Upper and St Stephens Green to enhance waste management.
- New compactors have been installed to eliminate approximately 1,000 plastic bags from the environment, significantly improving local cleanliness in Dublin.
- This phased rollout by Dublin City Council is part of a broader initiative to tackle urban waste issues, reflecting a commitment to environmental sustainability.
Why It Matters
This initiative by Dublin City Council represents a crucial step towards reducing urban litter and promoting sustainability, addressing the growing global concern over plastic waste in city environments.