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So I wasn't aware that wet paper is hard to recycle. That kinda sux... Apart from this I sometimes wonder how far robot technology has come in being able sort

• mattferderer 7y ago
  If you have a garden you could try decomposing it. I have a lot of papers I use to shred, which became a hassle & I started burning them. Then I realized I could just dump them in a compost heap which does some quick work making them worthless to anyone brave enough to dig through it. Less work for me & at least I think it's better for the planet.
  • 45ure 7y ago
    >I have a lot of papers I use to shred, which became a hassle & I started burning them. You could try turning it into paper logs/briquettes, which might be useful as a source of energy or a BBQ, at the very least. Other alternatives have also sprung up based on this principle e.g. logs made from coffee grounds etc. https://www.turningtogreen.com/post/paper-log-makers https://www.turningtogreen.com/post/paper-log-makers