> Ironically, the same folks who want to charge customers for every plastic bag they use at the grocery store, out of fear of single-use plastics ending up in l

> Ironically, the same folks who want to charge customers for every plastic bag they use at the grocery store, out of fear of single-use plastics ending up in landfills, don’t seem to have a problem with potentially toxic machinery filling that space instead. This seems disingenuous. The people who complain about one kind of trash likely would also take issue with another kind of trash if they know about it. It seems there is just a lack of information issue not a willful disregard for pollution. Additionally any concerns about environmental impact of say solar panels needs to be tempered with fact that the alternatives today are coal and gas. Not even nuclear is perfectly clean.