Instalan orinales "ecológicos" al aire libre en París

A man stands at a "uritrottoir" public urinal on August 13, 2018, on the Saint-Louis island in Paris, as a "bateau mouche" tourist barge cruises past. The city of Paris has begun testing "uritrottoirs", dry public urinals intended to be ecological and odorless, but that make some residents cringe. / AFP PHOTO / Thomas SAMSON

A bus rides past a "uritrottoir" public urinal on August 13, 2018, in Paris. The city of Paris has begun testing "uritrottoirs", dry public urinals intended to be ecological and odorless, but that make some residents cringe. / AFP PHOTO / Thomas SAMSON

A picture shows a "uritrottoir" public urinal on August 13, 2018, near the Gare de Lyon in Paris. The city of Paris has begun testing "uritrottoirs", dry public urinals intended to be ecological and odorless, but that make some residents cringe. / AFP PHOTO / Thomas SAMSON

A picture shows a sign indicating a "uritrottoir" public urinal on August 13, 2018, on the banks of the river Seine in Paris. The city of Paris has begun testing "uritrottoirs", dry public urinals intended to be ecological and odorless, but that make some residents cringe. / AFP PHOTO / Thomas SAMSON

A man uses a "uritrottoir" public urinal on August 13, 2018, near the Gare de Lyon in Paris. The city of Paris has begun testing "uritrottoirs", dry public urinals intended to be ecological and odorless, but that make some residents cringe. / AFP PHOTO / Thomas SAMSON

A man uses a "uritrottoir" public urinal on August 13, 2018, near the Gare de Lyon in Paris. The city of Paris has begun testing "uritrottoirs", dry public urinals intended to be ecological and odorless, but that make some residents cringe. / AFP PHOTO / Thomas SAMSON

Members of the press film a "uritrottoir" public urinal on August 13, 2018, on the Saint-Louis island in Paris. The city of Paris has begun testing "uritrottoirs", dry public urinals intended to be ecological and odorless, but that make some residents cringe. / AFP PHOTO / Thomas SAMSON