01-26-2012, 06:15 PM
There are a number of forces at work (aren't there always???), here are 3 that I can think of...
1. The recent mowing, along with lack of rain has caused some junk to be more noticeable
2. The county may have cut back or eliminated the little cart pickup (I haven't noticed it for months...but maybe it is me???)
3. And perhaps the biggest impact, we do not have the roadside cleanup crew from Kulani (or any of their island services... for me the most essential was their ecological exclusion fencing crew...but that may never bam taking away ae again...)
I have actually had people come up to me at some of the coastal cleanups & yell at me that I am taking away work for a county worker.... so some of it is just lack of knowledge as to the immediate results of littering & the fact that some people do not realize that their mother really isn't following them into the real world!
1. The recent mowing, along with lack of rain has caused some junk to be more noticeable
2. The county may have cut back or eliminated the little cart pickup (I haven't noticed it for months...but maybe it is me???)
3. And perhaps the biggest impact, we do not have the roadside cleanup crew from Kulani (or any of their island services... for me the most essential was their ecological exclusion fencing crew...but that may never bam taking away ae again...)
I have actually had people come up to me at some of the coastal cleanups & yell at me that I am taking away work for a county worker.... so some of it is just lack of knowledge as to the immediate results of littering & the fact that some people do not realize that their mother really isn't following them into the real world!