Criticism of biotonna strategy: Fuchsmann questions the new approach in the Black Forest Baar district

Criticism of biotonna strategy: Fuchsmann questions the new approach in the Black Forest Baar district

Villingen-Schwenningen, Deutschland - The Bioton tonnen strategy of the Black Forest Baar district is under fire! Readers Dieter Fuchsmann from Villingen-Schwenningen gets the topic rolling and questions whether the new brown tons for organic waste are really the right way. As if that weren't enough, he puts a daring claim: too little organic waste is collected!

The district is not facing a clear misstep with its approach? Fuchsmann sees a fatal signal in advertising for the new tons. "It is reckless to say that we have to produce more organic waste," he says. Instead, the discussion about waste management should change fundamentally. Is there really a solution or is this just another example of environmental policy decisions?

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The idea behind the biotonna strategy is clear: collect more organic waste to protect the environment. But reality shows a different picture. Citizens in the Black Forest Baar district could possibly ask themselves frustrated why new tons are set up if they cannot produce enough waste. The outcry from the community is clear: Here you need real will to change and no quick solutions that do not work in the long term!

Fuchsmann calls for a more fundamental consideration of how the district can tackle its waste problem. Is it time to rethink the strategies and to meet the real needs of citizens? It remains exciting how the discussion about the biotonna strategy continues and whether new concepts are developed that go into the real conditions. The pressure on those responsible is increasing!