John Gibbons

So it becomes a commercial decision.

So basically for businesses, businesses should have some sort of passes to unlock these bins and then be able to put in their waste each night, say, after they've done their work.

Well, apparently this is going to be available in these 110 streets covered.

There will be compactors to accept the waste bags and it will be from residents as well as from businesses.

Okay.

Now, you want to talk about a poll that's been done into what people know about environmental issues.

A poll done by DOCUS, is it?

I'd be cynical.

It affects them personally in that they're paying carbon taxes personally.

Okay, listener comments.

As somebody who lives in Dublin city centre, it's down eight steps to my apartment with no space for a wheelie bin.

I have to rely on bags on the street.

Not everyone has a driveway.

I fully understand that, listener.

I think the thing is that they should have somewhere where they could be able to bring the bags rather than leaving them out on the steps.

Well, listeners say, no, he wants big diesel trucks in the city.

He might make his mind up.

They don't have to be diesel trucks.

Okay.

David Attenborough is 100 tomorrow.