An indoor scene shows two informational posters pinned to a cork board against a white wall, slightly rotated to appear diagonal. The cork board itself is light brown, and the wall and part of the ceiling above it are white, with some faint stains visible on the ceiling. On the right, a corner of white tiled wall or skirting is partially visible. The larger, upper poster is predominantly orange and brown, titled "PUNTOS LIMPIOS DE PROXIMIDAD" (Proximity Clean Points) and features the slogan "RECICLAR TIENE SU PUNTO Y ESTÁ MUY CERCA" (Recycling Has Its Point and It's Very Close). It details "TIPOS DE RESIDUOS" (Types of Waste) that can be recycled, accompanied by icons for items like batteries, lightbulbs, radiographs, CDs/DVDs, books, paint, cartridges, small appliances, oil, and fluorescent tubes. It highlights that "TIENES UNO MUY CERCA DE TU CASA" (You have one very close to your home), providing an address ("Malalab-Prado Calle Alameda 15") and links to "OTROS PUNTOS LIMPIOS" (Other Clean Points), including fixed and mobile options. A QR code and the Madrid city council logo are present, along with the website madrid.es/puntoslimpios. The smaller, lower poster, mostly white and blue, is partially torn at the top and bottom edges. It announces "Nuevas frecuencias del servicio de recogida de residuos DESDE EL 1 DE ENERO DE 2023" (New frequencies of the waste collection service FROM JANUARY 1, 2023). It illustrates different waste categories with bin icons: "ORGÁNICA" (Organic), with text likely referring to daily collection ("TODOS LOS DÍAS") and "LUNES A SÁBADO" (Monday to Saturday); "ENVASES" (Packaging), also mentioning daily collection and "AHORA TAMBIÉN TODOS LOS DEMÁS envases y residuos" (Now also all other packaging and waste); and "RESTO NO RECICLABLE" (Non-recyclable waste). This poster also includes the Madrid logo and the website madrid.es/reciclaje. Both posters indicate public information from the city of Madrid, Spain, concerning recycling and waste management. in Madrid, Spain

Feb 16, 2025, 3:01 PM

Madrid, Spain

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An indoor scene shows two informational posters pinned to a cork board against a white wall, slightly rotated to appear diagonal. The cork board itself is light brown, and the wall and part of the ceiling above it are white, with some faint stains visible on the ceiling. On the right, a corner of white tiled wall or skirting is partially visible. The larger, upper poster is predominantly orange and brown, titled "PUNTOS LIMPIOS DE PROXIMIDAD" (Proximity Clean Points) and features the slogan "RECICLAR TIENE SU PUNTO Y ESTÁ MUY CERCA" (Recycling Has Its Point and It's Very Close). It details "TIPOS DE RESIDUOS" (Types of Waste) that can be recycled, accompanied by icons for items like batteries, lightbulbs, radiographs, CDs/DVDs, books, paint, cartridges, small appliances, oil, and fluorescent tubes. It highlights that "TIENES UNO MUY CERCA DE TU CASA" (You have one very close to your home), providing an address ("Malalab-Prado Calle Alameda 15") and links to "OTROS PUNTOS LIMPIOS" (Other Clean Points), including fixed and mobile options. A QR code and the Madrid city council logo are present, along with the website madrid.es/puntoslimpios. The smaller, lower poster, mostly white and blue, is partially torn at the top and bottom edges. It announces "Nuevas frecuencias del servicio de recogida de residuos DESDE EL 1 DE ENERO DE 2023" (New frequencies of the waste collection service FROM JANUARY 1, 2023). It illustrates different waste categories with bin icons: "ORGÁNICA" (Organic), with text likely referring to daily collection ("TODOS LOS DÍAS") and "LUNES A SÁBADO" (Monday to Saturday); "ENVASES" (Packaging), also mentioning daily collection and "AHORA TAMBIÉN TODOS LOS DEMÁS envases y residuos" (Now also all other packaging and waste); and "RESTO NO RECICLABLE" (Non-recyclable waste). This poster also includes the Madrid logo and the website madrid.es/reciclaje. Both posters indicate public information from the city of Madrid, Spain, concerning recycling and waste management.

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