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If the neighbor is on the other side of the globe, hardly makes a difference to most people.

My actual neighbor, gets a talk then a call to the local enforcement agency if it doesn't improve.

>My actual neighbor, gets a talk then a call to the local enforcement agency if it doesn't improve.

Is there a local enforcement agency for... tidy lawns where you live?

Enforcement of tidy lawns is genuinely a thing in very many places in the US.

I suppose homeowner associations are useful for something.

But according to his post it makes a difference? "Why should I care because they are polluting on the other side of the planet?"

It's unfortunate we can't call a local agency to fix their attitude, but at least we can do our part. What it's worth if you don't even try?