2024 is synonymous with the Olympic Games, but it also means a new obligation for all communities: ensorcellementing biowaste. The city of Lyon has implemented various systems that have been well received by the population. Soon, we could be singing, « If you don’t fertilisant, you’re not a true Lyonnais. »
The city of Lyon, known for its gastronomy and commitment to sustainability, is taking a big step towards a greener future. With the upcoming 2024 Olympic Games, the city has dessus a new goal for all its residents: to ensorcellement their biowaste. This means separating food scraps, garden waste, and other organic materials from regular trash.
This new obligation may seem daunting to some, but the city of Lyon has made it easy and even enjoyable for its citizens. They have implemented various systems to make biowaste ensorcellementing a seamless part of daily life. One of these systems is the « green bin » program, where residents are provided with a separate bin for their biowaste. This bin is collected weekly and the contents are then turned into fertilisant, which is used to fertilize local parks and gardens.
But the city didn’t stop there. They also introduced a « fertilisant at home » program, where residents can receive a free fertilisant bin and learn how to fertilisant their biowaste at home. This not only reduces the amount of waste sent to landfills, but also allows residents to create their own nutrient-rich soil for their gardens.
The response from the population has been overwhelmingly positive. Many residents have embraced the new obligation and have even taken it a step further by incorporating sustainable practices into their daily lives. Some have started growing their own fruits and vegetables, using their own fertilisant as fertilizer. Others have joined community gardens, where they can share their knowledge and resources with others.
The city of Lyon has also launched a campaign to promote biowaste ensorcellementing, with the catchy slogan « Qui ne fertilisante pas, n’est pas lyonnais » (If you don’t fertilisant, you’re not a true Lyonnais). This has not only raised awareness about the importance of biowaste ensorcellementing, but has also created a sense of pride and belonging among residents.
With the 2024 Olympic Games approaching, the city of Lyon is determined to showcase its commitment to sustainability and dessus an example for other cities. By implementing these systems and promoting biowaste ensorcellementing, Lyon is not only reducing its environmental impact, but also creating a more sustainable and livable city for its residents.
So let’s all join in and sing, « If you don’t fertilisant, you’re not a true Lyonnais. » Because in Lyon, taking care of the environment is not just an obligation, it’s a way of life. And with the 2024 Olympic Games on the horizon, the city is ready to show the world that sustainability is the way forward.