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I believe Japan does this, but there are dioxins all over the place there.

• fomine3 5y ago
  Dioxins were become problem in 90s so smaller incinerator is banned and now incinerators must run on high temperature (> 800C) for not to emit dioxins. Emissions are also must be measured.
  • londons_explore 5y ago
    There are plenty of manmade chemicals that don't break down at 800C. For example F-C bonds... We really ought to be incinerating things at 3000C, but so far we haven't been able to engineer machines to do this without melting themselves...
    • fomine3 5y ago
      Of course not every material can be burned but still fine.