thephotosocietyのインスタグラム(thephotosociety) - 3月24日 21時47分

Photo by @jasperdoest // Storks foraging on a local landfill site in Spain, where water is being sprayed over the waste in order to dilute the acids that are being released during the waste decomposition.
It was sobering to think of the symbol of new life carving a home in human waste. It is clear that the European white stork population has thrived as a result of this continuous food source, this is about change. While the storks have become largely depended on food leftovers in our municipal waste, even changing their migratory paths, this is about to change.

With the new European Union legislations on waste management, a lot of these open landfills are about to disappear. A great development. But on its own only a short-term solution. We need to start making efforts on a different level within the chain. Recycling at the end of the chain is not solving the problem as long as we're still overproducing.
And what about the storks? They became addicted to junkfood. Where will they go? What will happen is still unclear. We've created a mess...it's time to start thing about long-term solutions and clean up while we still can.

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