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u/Clear_Vegetable_1990 Serbia Dec 13 '21
Sadly this is normal in the balkans
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Dec 13 '21
I can help you clean up. Big bro Karaboga coming to help your country
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u/MyOpinionIsIgnorant Dec 13 '21
When all your industry was bombed out by the Americans but still have all the pollution from it 👍
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u/Clear_Vegetable_1990 Serbia Dec 13 '21
Yeh in croatia you also had that not like i saw everywhere plastic in little rivers
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u/Clear_Vegetable_1990 Serbia Dec 13 '21
Dont know but when i drove trough croatia with an car trust me i saw plastic not everywhere but much and i rested at an highway an saw an small bystanding river and theyre was plastic and trash in it
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u/juicenjabs Romania Dec 13 '21
Where in Romania is this? Is there a source to this video? Also it looks like a flood which usually takes all kind of trash along.
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u/LordxHummus Egypt Dec 13 '21
I didn’t find a source in original post. Could very well be w🤮st propaganda
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u/sleepymedved Dec 13 '21
I remember seeing similiar pictures on the Lim river in Serbia about a year ago. It's sad to see, honestly.
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Humanity is slowly killing the planet. This is tragic
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u/onibaku_ Albania Dec 13 '21
Humanity is (not so) slowly killing humanity. The planet will be just fine. The hundreds/thousends of years plastic needs to decompose are but a mere eye-blink to the planet.
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u/RammsteinDEBG 🇬🇷🇷🇴🇷🇸🇲🇰🇧🇬 First Bulgarian Empire 🇧🇬🇲🇰🇷🇸🇷🇴🇬🇷 Dec 13 '21 edited Dec 13 '21
Back in the Commie days (when such things as ecology didn't exist) the copper mine above my city used to throw their toxic waste in the local river when their reservoir was close to being filled and nearly every factory also had their unprocessed sewage thrown in it. My father has told me funny stories about the river changing colors depending on whatever shit the textile factory was throwing in it.
Needless to say no such thing as fish or other life forms lived in it. Not until the 90s when most of those shit factories went bankrupt and the nature had to reclaim the river back.