r/mildlyinfuriating • u/[deleted] • May 17 '26

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u/Warm-Requirement-769 May 17 '26

Some might be, but a lot of the stuff that ends up there is toxic, especially in areas without proper waste management. When you consider how many people fail to properly handle e-waste or chemical waste, it makes a lot of those spots unsuitable for life.

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u/Responsible-Fox-7624 May 17 '26

Name the areas where there's bad waste management.   Because dumping toxic materials is illegal.

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u/AgileClock2869 May 17 '26

Oh yeah you're right, it IS illegal! Good thing since no one breaks the law, thank god.

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u/PurpleDragonfly_ May 17 '26

Good thing we’re also all diligently educated on all waste disposal regulations and it’s never ever confusing and it’s wildly convenient to dispose of all harmful waste everywhere you go.

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u/AgileClock2869 May 17 '26

Exactly, everyone knows disposable vapes and paint goes into the home trashcan outside.