Planet Ark has been advocating for recycling across Australia since 1991.
Isn’t recycling basically a scam to keep us using plastics?
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Planet Ark has been advocating for recycling across Australia since 1991.
Isn’t recycling basically a scam to keep us using plastics?
Recycling Aluminium and Glass is also very popular.
Aluminium used for drink cans is dubious because, once again, plastic (liners to prevent the drink from corroding the cans)
Originally Reduce, Re-use, Recycle. Lots of insidious moves to push the onus onto consumers over the years but recycling's not to blame.
Shit like the whole REDCycle debacle gives recycling a bad name but that's just another example of corporations being shitty and not taking climate change seriously.