San Francisco's Four-Year Quest To Find The Perfect Public Trash Can
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San Francisco's public trash cans have long outlived their lifespan and need to be replaced. However, the current design is inadequate for the city's burgeoning population and the increasingly larger number of tourists. The garbage receptacles also get rummaged through by scavengers, who leave behind a mess. To alleviate the issues, in 2018, San Francisco Public Works officials set out in search of a perfect trash can. The quest proved harder than they had thought.
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purplepearls약 4년yup I'd go to San Francisco just to look at these trash cans . . . its just an hour's drive
marysiahpp약 4년Interesting
dream_beyond약 4년I never really thought much about trash cans until now!
user5897약 4년That is very nice, but I think it might be a little too expensive.
boba_addiction약 4년that is pretty cool!!! and expensive.... but still very cool!
unknown_user14약 4년Such an eco-friendly trash can!- unknown_user14약 4년Awesome!
quinng약 4년Wow that's pretty cool!
mathrules약 4년The dedication though!!! Wowww
adroit_avimimus약 4년This is pretty interesting! I never knew that a public trash can had to have so many aspects! I'm glad they have found the perfect design that is rummage-resistant, durable and easy to empty!! What's crazy is the cost though! $2,000-$3,000!! But in the end I guess it's pretty worth it because messes from scavengers don't have to be worried about and it makes a sound when full! That's pretty useful! But most importantly, it will help keep the city and the surrounding environment clean! Did you know the average United States resident creates over 4.9 pounds of trash per day and up to 56 tons of trash per year? That's a TON of trash! Literally! Did you also know Americans make up roughly 4% of the world's population, but generate nearly 12% of the world's total waste? Wowza! Anyways, I'm glad San Francisco found a better trash can!- unknown_user14약 4년I didn't know a trash can needed this much either! And wow, we really do throw away a ton of trash!