After repeated sightings of a brown bear on Monte Bondone, the mayor of Trento, Franco Ianeselli, signed an ordinance banning residents from leaving the organic waste bin outside at night, on public or private ground. The bin may now only go out on the morning of collection day: between 6.00 and 6.30 in Sardagna, Sopramonte, Cadine, Vigolo Baselga and Baselga del Bondone, and between 6.00 and 7.00 in Candriai, Vaneze, Norge, Vason and Viote.
Once emptied, the bin must be brought in promptly and kept in a closed room the wildlife cannot reach until the next collection day. The city consulted the province’s wildlife service and the waste operator Dolomiti Ambiente before temporarily changing the rules in its own waste regulation. Breaking the ordinance costs between 89 and 534 euros. What has been rescheduled is the household routine, not the animal.
So…:
Which of your routines is set by something you do not decide?
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