"Having a see-through bin leads people to do that, and it also builds community understanding about recycling too, because you can see what's in and what's out. "This isn't about shaming people ...

The idea of having transparent recycling bins came from the Recycle Right workshop convened by MSE in 2019, where more than 40 individuals from diverse backgrounds gathered to contribute ideas on ...

There are no plans to put all residents' rubbish on display, just 20 transparent bins will be ... my neighbours are throwing out in their recycling bin but I doubt I would be able to see anything ...

And special transparent recycling bins so that people will be able to see just what they are throwing into them, with eye-level signs to remind them to clean and dry their items before putting ...

“I am a big advocate for transparency on this council, particularly when it comes to recycling,” Cr Simms said. “With transparent bins you are able to encourage people to think a little bit ...

Q: I’ve heard that broken pieces from a glass bottle or jar should not go in the recycling bin, but why is that? A: Broken glass in your bin could pose a safety hazard to recycling workers.

But new Port Phillip mayor Bernadene Voss told the Sunday Herald Sun the municipality wasn’t considering transparent bins any time soon. It was more pressing that a council kerbside ­recycling ...

Don't miss out on the headlines from City. Followed categories will be added to My News. During a workshop about waste management, Cr Rob Simms suggested the council look into making recycle ...

An Australian council has proposed making wheelie bins see-through as a way to “rubbish shame” people into recycling properly. Adelaide councillors suggested transparent bins would have the ...

How would you feel if your neighbours could see what you threw in the bin? From next week transparent bins will ... replace traditional green rubbish and recycling bins.