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Tag Archives: eye pollution
Designer dumpsters of Traverse City
It’s not often you see dumpsters that once could call “artistic,” but here in Traverse City, there is a series of painted ones dotting the downtown alleys between Front and State Streets. These designer dumpsters were painted by elementary school … Continue reading
Posted in art, business, cities, civics, civility, culture, downtown, economic gardening, environment, infrastructure, land use, placemaking, planning, pollution, product design, recycling, urban planning
Tagged aesthetics, American Waste, art, cities, design, downtown, dumpsters, eye pollution, planning, Traverse City, waste disposal
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Clues you might propagate yard blight
Below are a list of clues that indicate you might inflict yard blight on your neighbors, beyond the obvious example of derelict structures and unkempt yards. For this post, “yard blight” is generally defined as: The overuse of, display of, … Continue reading
Posted in advertising, Advocacy, airports, art, Cars, civics, civility, Communications, consumerism, culture, entertainment, fun, holiday, Housing, land use, light pollution, planning, politics, pollution, satire, seasons, signs, technology, visual pollution, zoning
Tagged bad taste, blight, bumper stickers, cars, decorations, eye candy, eye pollution, holidays, junk, PODS, pollution, sarcasm, satire, signs, storage, vehicles, yard blight, yard waste, zoning
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