The new #euro notes should feature peak european innovation.

[canleaf@mastodon.social]

@keesjanb @remaster har har har. Can we concentrate on Shell's environmental damages or the damages of PET bottles in the seas and microplastics.

[remaster@mastodon.social]

@ahltorp @Elektrotier Oh! Hadn’t heard that.

[bill88t@c.im]

@ahltorp @Elektrotier @remaster
Wait? What? No, why?

[magezwitscher@det.social]

@remaster
Yes, great! Here's my proposal for the 200€ bill.

[francoismandil@climatejustice.social]

@ahltorp
Do you know how the studie has been made ? @Elektrotier @remaster

[willi@hachyderm.io]

@magezwitscher put it on the 5, so its more visable to everyday usage. i cant remember when i ever had a 200 in my hands.

[ahltorp@mastodon.nu]

@bill88t @Elektrotier @remaster The total amount of plastic caps found has gone down in Sweden though (62% fewer per square meter in 2025 compared to 2023).

The reason the west beaches of Sweden (Skagerrak, Kattegat and the Sound) are so littered with plastic caps is not fully known according to the report by "Håll Sverige Rent" (Keep Sweden Clean). They know that some people are very bothered with the caps, and that this might mean that they tear the caps off and throw them away.

[robinp@mastodon.social]

@remaster I used to not like these caps, but recently I lost a Rivella (Swiss) cap, and mourn it since.

[viennawriter@literatur.social]

@magezwitscher @remaster Can I please get a full #Euro notes set with GDPR, AI-Act, Right to Repair, Investigation into right-wing partys and ... what should be the others? Maybe #Schrems2, #Schrems3inthemaking

[ahltorp@mastodon.nu]

@bill88t @Elektrotier @remaster They also speculate that they could come from other countries, including the UK, where caps are not required to be attached.

I have only found information in Swedish about this but here is the report (in Swedish):

https://hsr.se/sites/default/files/2026-04/Skraprapporten-2026-FINAL-webb.pdf

[magezwitscher@det.social]

@remaster
The 500€ should feature "Roam like at home".

[magezwitscher@det.social]

@willi
Actually, I think a cookie banner would be more suitable for the 5€ bill. 🤭

[ahltorp@mastodon.nu]

@francoismandil No, no details, but is was made by a very reputable Swedish organisation that specialises in reducing litter. I only have the report and a news article about it, both unfortunately only available in Swedish:

https://hsr.se/sites/default/files/2026-04/Skraprapporten-2026-FINAL-webb.pdf

https://www.svt.se/nyheter/lokalt/helsingborg/strandskrapet-okar-trots-lagkrav-plastkorkar-tredubblade

[xeno@hexokina.se]

@remaster@mastodon.social @magezwitscher@det.social you’ll want to have “universal standard charging directive” in more than just English since euro notes are multilingual but other than that extremely important post-ruining oversight (/s) I love it

[pictopulse356@mastodon.social]

@remaster I love it

[grishka@friends.grishka.me]

It's funny, but in all honesty, I don't get it why people are so furious about these bottle caps. I visited the EU in 2024, and the first time I bought a drink with one of these, I thought to myself, "huh, interesting, and quite convenient actually".

[willi@hachyderm.io]

@magezwitscher the cookie banner is malicious compliance not an eur regulation...

[sillycoelophysis@hachyderm.io]

@willi @magezwitscher I don't see how that makes it less applicable. In fact, I'm pretty sure that's the point.

[bubblegumyeti@mastodon.social]

@keesjanb @remaster fuck those losers

[trinsec@trinsec.org]

@keesjanb@mastodon.vlaanderen @remaster@mastodon.social The cap is actually great, but there are bottles with shitty caps that's too lose. The right cap is just tight enough that it basically 'clicks' open and stays in place and won't ever cover the hole when you pour out your drink.