they keep talking about how it’s for ecological protection but never explain what one thing has to do with the other. how does limiting umbrellas protect the environment?
A beach umbrella doesn’t seem like the kind of thing often left behind, whereas many smaller items would be. Still, based on the evident size of that beach, the effort seems fairly trivial for a public employee to take a quick look after closing time such as to remove potential umbrellas left behind.
they keep talking about how it’s for ecological protection but never explain what one thing has to do with the other. how does limiting umbrellas protect the environment?
It deters people from going to the beach. Masses of people usually aren’t good for the environment.
Unless I’m missing something, it’s literally just that they think a beach full of umbrellas is ugly.
It’s not that people might leave them behind and junk up the beach and ocean?
I could believe any of these reasons, honestly.
A beach umbrella doesn’t seem like the kind of thing often left behind, whereas many smaller items would be. Still, based on the evident size of that beach, the effort seems fairly trivial for a public employee to take a quick look after closing time such as to remove potential umbrellas left behind.
You’d think, but people leave behind the dumbest/most useful things sometimes.
My 2nd sentence covers that possibility, tho.