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> It's not toxic or hazardous, except when it's freshly shattered, but these super sharp edges weather relatively quickly, after which they aren't any sharper t
by markdown 7y ago
> It's not toxic or hazardous, except when it's freshly shattered, but these super sharp edges weather relatively quickly, after which they aren't any sharper than natural found rock.
Glass actually takes a long time to lose its sharp edge unless it's dumped in a river or the ocean, which is in fact a great way to dispose of glass.
There really is no better way to dispose of garbage than dumping glass in the ocean... returning silica to its source in a way that doesn't look bad.
- codedokode 7y agoIf you throw it into a water then somebody can step on it and hurt their feet.
- cr1895 7y agoPresumably they don't mean to scatter freshly shattered glass along swimming beaches. There's a lot of ocean where people aren't walking.