Communal bins mean everyone pays for everyone's garbage and/or lack of sorting.
Here the rate per kg is different depending on which bin it is, so you're "rewarded" for sorting properly.
Here the rate per kg is different depending on which bin it is, so you're "rewarded" for sorting properly.
Communal bins are even better for sorting trash as you can easily have seven different types* next to each other. Nobody wants seven personal bins in their yard.
https://eeb.org/en/library/explained-europes-new-laws-for-se...
* paper, textile, plastics, biowaste, chemical/oils, glass, other