After a beach party in La Union, several pieces of trash were left
LA UNION – Netizens couldn’t help but express their disappointment after several pieces of trash were left behind following a beach party in San Juan.
Some people tend to leave their trash behind after a party on the beach in the Philippines due to a lack of awareness, inadequate waste management infrastructure, disregard for environmental concerns, and influence from social norms and group behavior. Many may need help understanding the negative impact of leaving trash and need education on proper waste disposal.
Limited access to trash bins and waste management facilities can contribute to the problem. Some prioritize convenience over environmental responsibility and assume someone else will clean up.
Observing others leaving trash behind or perceiving it as acceptable behavior can also influence their actions. To address this, awareness campaigns, improved infrastructure, stricter regulations, and promoting individual responsibility are crucial in fostering a culture of cleanliness and environmental stewardship on the beach.
Speaking of which, netizens couldn’t help but express their disappointment after several pieces of trash were left behind following a beach party in San Juan, La Union. On Facebook, DOERs posted a snapshot after a beach party in La Union. In the photo, several pieces of trash can be seen scattered around.
The post generated mixed reactions from the netizens. Here are some of the comments:
One netizen stressed that discipline cannot be bought with an environmental fee. However, the fee can be used to hire personnel to patrol the area and issue tickets to those littering. The netizen added that it would serve as a reminder, both mentally and financially, that littering is prohibited. Additionally, providing trash bins and public restrooms would be beneficial.
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