I think most serious engineers know that nothing beats actually working on the real thing. Models and test environments are nice and all, but the only truly val

I think most serious engineers know that nothing beats actually working on the real thing. Models and test environments are nice and all, but the only truly valid results come from the 'production environment'. I'm glad someone is doing this, and I think it's 20 mil well spent, even if all it does is teach us what doesn't work, and give us better data on the actual scope of the plastic problem.