On the left presents innovative pawn rings: Clean solution for Vienna!

On the left presents innovative pawn rings: Clean solution for Vienna!

An innovative project is rolling in Vienna: On January 15, 2025, the activists from the left will present their self -made pawns, which are intended to ensure the correct waste separation and recycling of drinks. This happens to the start of the new disposable deposit system in Austria. The prototypes are available in front of the Left Party Cubs in Veronikagasse 10, which were made by a left-wing activist from recycled material using 3D printing. Christin Spormann, district councilor in Penzing, accelerates the process with her team and explains: "We do not wait for the sluggish city administration to do something, but provide with a prototype."

The idea of ​​the pawn rings, which are supposed to serve as brackets for bottles outside of garbage cans, met with broad approval for passers -by. A passer -by was enthusiastic about a presentation: "I find something like that super practical, so I asked myself when there will be something like that." In the meantime, the district parliament in Vienna shows: While Kurto Wendt, District Council on Alsergrund, was able to win a large majority for the application, Spormann's proposal in Penzing was not even approved by the SPÖ - the reason was "missing district relevance".

First successes in Linz and challenges in Vienna

in Linz, pledge rings were attached to dungkümeln in December, which reinforces the demand from left after a quick implementation in Vienna. Despite the challenges with which the activists are confronted, they rely on the active discussion with the population to gain their support. The commitment of the left-wing activists shows how important you are implementing environmentally friendly solutions in the city, even if the political hurdles are great.

For more information about the Pfandringen and the campaign, both left Vienna Published detailed reports.

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