This artical seemed to be more biographical than subject information. That aside, the problem that is worth discussing is how to incentivize more individuals to

This artical seemed to be more biographical than subject information. That aside, the problem that is worth discussing is how to incentivize more individuals to recycle every chance they get rather than throw everything away. This however, presents a different problem. - can tie inflation to how much is recycled - if a government is willing to pay more money than a peice pf plastic is worth. It can provide insentive for individuals to recycle a lot more. However, it also opens up opportunities to take advantage of the system when done in massive bulk. - can add a tax to plastics - this already exists but the taxes can just be passed on to the consumer. Taxes at an extremety can be offset by High recycleable value. Though this can be considered rediculous overreach by the gov. - limit plastics use to only large quantities - boats, cars, etc. If plastics are not allowed to br used for plastic bags and soaps, controlling the recycling becomes mich easier I would love to hear more insights about this