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                                                                       COMMENT 10


Good afternoon! Today I'm going to talk about the fact of rubbish everywhere.

For me, it's a shame that you are walking around the town and you see a lot of rubbish on the floor, there are a lot of people who recycle, but I think all the garbage goes to the same place and it ends up buried or burned.

When I travelled to Mullingar (Ireland), there was no garbage on the street. in fact, there were signs that said that if you didn't pick up your dog's poop they would fine you with €3,000.

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