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reduce, reuse, _then_ recycle. It's better to not use, or to reuse, then to try and recycle something. Despite the fact that it contains a "recycling" logo, th
by MAGZine 4y ago
reduce, reuse, _then_ recycle.
It's better to not use, or to reuse, then to try and recycle something. Despite the fact that it contains a "recycling" logo, the logo is really more of a indication of which plastic it is, rather than whether or not if it'll ever _actually_ be recycled.
Of course, you can eliminate doubt by just not producing the waste to begin with.
- duxup 4y agoI have trouble keeping up with different folks approaches from comment to comment. The other guy mentioned using some that are recyclable so that’s why I mentioned that. Beyond that what am I supposed to do make a pot of coffee that mostly I won’t drink?
- MAGZine 4y agoyou can purchase drip machines that make single servings. I use aeropress with a steel filter, which makes a single cup and produces no waste. It does take a little more effort than popping a kcup in a machine, but not so much to deter me from making coffee.