On this, the second
Fantastic No-Plastic Friday the Fourteenth (you did remember that today was another FNPF14, the day on which we refuse to accept any single-use disposable plastic, didn’t you?), I’m pleased to show some of the results of the FNPF14 International campaign.
Here is a picture I took last month in Delhi, where FNPF14 has its Indian headquarters.

Note how clean the streets have become. Note, also, the sign in the center:

Let’s magnify that sign, so we can read the teeny-tiny fine print:

At the bottom it clearly says "Intl. FNPFXIV"; that sign is courtesy of FNPF14 International. Do you see it?
Pat yourselves on the back, Delhi chapter; you've done a fantastic job and you’re making the entire city look like a New Delhi.
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