Posts Tagged ‘municipality’
Public Urination Forever
August 2nd, 2009 by lifeproof
However the local administrations are strict about public urination and do everything they can to prevent drunken–or not–people urinating wherever they find appropriate, the people do not give in–they continue to pee around the next corner. This situation, on the other hand, is even more problematic in less developed metropolises around the world, such as [...]
Tags: environmental engineer, Istanbul, metropolis, Moscow, Mumbai, municipality, public urination, urban planning, urbanite, Wired Magazine
Posted in PinPoint
Trash for Solidarity
February 7th, 2009 by lifeproof
A few days ago when I was getting out of the subway vagon, I realized that the vagons are–maybe not–dirtier than before: say three months ago. I maladroitly concluded that observation to the economic crisis, but in a good way. I conceived as a civilized phenomenon. The public space cleanliness is generally attributed to the [...]
Tags: economic crisis, employment, municipality, New York City, pollution, solidarity, subway
Posted in PoliTickles
