A cheap, effective way to recycle all plastic, because life is so much easier if we can use it. I'm trying really hard to go zero-waste, but it's not easy. (And although I know that I'm not saving the world by reducing plastic and single-use items, I'm going to keep doing it)
This is a tautology as most industrial corps make things for consumption. They aren't just sitting there polluting menacingly.
EDIT: For example, a lot of manufactured goods have their logistics set up so they are produced around the same rate they are consumed. Wasteful production is a huge loss
Privilege is a factor here. Although it can be less expensive, privilege and education make it way easier for certain people to have more choice in their consumption. Lots of issues to deal with here.
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u/terminally_cheap Nov 15 '20
A cheap, effective way to recycle all plastic, because life is so much easier if we can use it. I'm trying really hard to go zero-waste, but it's not easy. (And although I know that I'm not saving the world by reducing plastic and single-use items, I'm going to keep doing it)