We also don't have 'garbage' day. This island doesn't need big trash trucks and there is no landfill in which to send the garbage. We separate our trash, recyclable and trash and when the can is full we take them to the transfer station. Some of the recyclable are actually usable and go to our take it or leave it site. [lopezsolidwaste.org]

That is neat. I also like all of the cycling that is done there. I have watched some videos on the cycling and also read two books by a person from that on cycling.

WOW! this is fucking awesome!

I have visited my sister in Nijmegen, Holland. Garbage day consists of a trip to the center, where there are receptacles for every kind of refuse, recyclable and not, including building materials.

Het is zeker; dat is mooi!

The city of Lorca, in Spain, goes one better. The underground bins are automatically emptied by travelling Lamson pods.

That's pretty cool. So they don't pay for garbage removal? That may not promote trash production there, but it seems like it would for Americans.

Could watch trash pandas all day though.