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WRT clothing recycling, he says that he donates the clothing to be mass-washed and distributed by clothing banks. He figures that this is lower-impact than thro
by microcolonel 10y ago
WRT clothing recycling, he says that he donates the clothing to be mass-washed and distributed by clothing banks. He figures that this is lower-impact than throwing it out or washing it himself.
I also wouldn't be so quick to imagine that a restaurant will waste more food per meal than you do. Unless you make a specific effort not to waste ingredients, there's a good chance that you're squeamish about some part of a plant that you don't mind eating at a restaurant.
Funnily enough, nobody suggested an actual solution in this whole thread: grafiti resistant coatings? high-durability windows? a simple pole foundation? land access sensors?
Nope, everyone is predisposed with judgement for what should have been a pretty mundane neighbourhood complaint.
- maldeh 10y agoOn whether I am myself mistaken about the ecological impact of clothing, eating out, etc. I agree - it is hard to compare efficiencies in a complex environment, or to quantify the net environmental impact of any one action, so my assumptions may well be just as flawed, if not more so - even if I am not personally convinced by the validity of Rhinehart's choices, who am I to judge?
- karma_vaccum123 10y agopeople at Goodwill have told me they receive so many clothing donations that they don't know where to put most of them food, decent food, is still a scarcity for the poor