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Are you suggesting to bury it in the ground so it can leach into groundwater and soil rather than even trying to capture and reuse the CO2? Are you serious or a
by yowlingcat 4y ago
Are you suggesting to bury it in the ground so it can leach into groundwater and soil rather than even trying to capture and reuse the CO2? Are you serious or are you joking?
- csours 4y agoDigging a hole and lining it with clay and polymer, filling it with household waste, and then covering it with a polymer liner is significantly cheaper than what you are describing. It's not great, there's no great solution, the problem is hard on multiple levels. If a solution made sense, people would already be doing it.
- worik 4y agoThe solution is to not generate waste we cannot dispose of
- yowlingcat 4y agoI think this is the correct approach. No need to recycle what we do not generate. My only question is, how much legacy plastic would remain in the supply chain and what do we do with it?