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'Plastic recycling is a myth': what really happens to your rubbish?https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2019/aug/17/plastic-recycling-myth-what-really-happens-your-rubbish?CMP=share_btn_tw …
The crucial bit: if you can't have China (or some other developing country) take your recyclables, there is little demand for it You have to pay more to get it recycled Maybe we should consider a policy of simply burning all garbage, and reuse the energy (as in Denmark)pic.twitter.com/2SydayTpTb
Check CA papers for recent stories of the collapse of the consumer recycling business. Some serious problems developing in a state where recycling deposits at purchase are mandatory but many now have no place nearby to turn in empties and recover their money.
Could do far worse than burning the lot for local power generation. Terrible waste of resources to sort it all first, though.
The sooner incineration becomes the default process the better?
I read a lot about this but don't understand the goings-on in Australia. Is it still pointless to recycle plastic here? How would I find out?
That's not what the article says. The impact of China stopping taking rubbish was always going to be delayed and positive. It forces countries to face their own rubbish but it does take time for investments in alternatives. Overall things are slow better. Everyone needs to help!
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