A few weeks ago, I posted a picture of a confounding set of recycling bins near the Lavender MRT station. Â I saw them again yesterday. Â Behold:
I’m often the first to point out that correlation does not equal causation, but a guy can dream, right?
This is hard evidence that Singapore is getting better by the day. Â But you wouldn’t think so from listening to those anti-PAP crybabies. Â Just kidding, I almost always support the underdogs. Â And those who fight tyranny.
As you probably know, recycling bins in China are grossly misused. Â They are poorly labelled and almost always filled with garbage. Â Friends in China have told me that they have no idea what is recyclable and what isn’t, nor do they understand what should be thrown in which bin. Â Well, here’s a solution to your conundrum, you near-sighted, excuse-making louts:
These are recycling bins that even an illiterate lump can understand. Â Kudos to the management at Singapore’s Changi Airport for setting these up in the beautiful Terminal 2.
Unfortunately, the budget terminal isn’t quite as nice. Here’s another attempt to make a difference:  Powers-that-be, if you are reading this post, please put well-marked recycling bins in the Changi Airport budget terminal.  Cheap bastards like me love the earth too, you know.
May 5, 2011 at 12:32
Coincidence? I think not. Nice job getting those guys to label their recycling bins. Cool recycling bins at the Changi airport.
May 5, 2011 at 13:12
Ha! If only I were so influential…