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Not here in Australia. Here’s the Tetra Pak website about recycling for Australia, where it goes on for a bit to vaguely avoid saying they go to landfill as th
by TheSpiceIsLife 5y ago
Not here in Australia.
Here’s the Tetra Pak website about recycling for Australia, where it goes on for a bit to vaguely avoid saying they go to landfill as the aluminium isn’t a sufficiently concentrated source, and nobody cares to reuse the low grad paper that could be reclaimed.
https://www.tetrapak.com/en-anz/sustainability/planet/carton-recycling-australia-new-zealand https://www.tetrapak.com/en-anz/sustainability/planet/carton...
- distances 5y agoIn Nordics a large part of household waste is incinerated for energy, I don't have recent numbers but 50% already in 2015 in Finland and Sweden. In addition some part is of course recycled/composted (glass, paper, metal, bio). Landfills get just a tiny slice.