Ya but do they quantify the corresponding emissions created in the aggregate by our alternative efforts to deal with waste disposal and if that is the case, is

Ya but do they quantify the corresponding emissions created in the aggregate by our alternative efforts to deal with waste disposal and if that is the case, is it still clear that "our" way is superior to "Japan"'s way with respect to: 1) GHG emissions 2) palpable and visible environmental pollution/damage 3) cost 4) reliabillity (labour/cost/lack of long-term potentiation of any existing or novel variable that is reasonably foreseeable based on existing knowledge as informed by current data