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"It didn't get recycled because the system wasn't up to par," he says. "We hadn't invested in the ability to sort it and there hadn't been market signals that c
by bamboozled 6y ago
"It didn't get recycled because the system wasn't up to par," he says. "We hadn't invested in the ability to sort it and there hadn't been market signals that companies were willing to buy it, and both of those things exist today."
Don’t trust this guy, he is supposed to sell oil, recycling is in direct conflict with selling more oil.
There’s no reason we should fall for this twice.
- demosito666 6y agoOnly 5% of the oil we consume is used for plastic production. I don't think shifting this one or two percent will affect anyone's profit significantly.