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Don't be surprised if products are sent abroad for destr^Wrecycling. No I am not joking, some german company hid an airtag in a old computer that went to recyc
by TheChaplain 8mo ago
Don't be surprised if products are sent abroad for destr^Wrecycling.
No I am not joking, some german company hid an airtag in a old computer that went to recycling. It ended up somewhere in Thailand, being not very environmentally friendly taken care of.
- alt227 8mo agoRemember when UK council recycling bags were found in rubbish dumps in the Myanmar jungle? https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7070709/Plastic-packaging-M-S-Tesco-Essex-council-recycling-sacks-Malaysian-jungle.html https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7070709/Plastic-pac...
- dgxyz 8mo agoNot just that. I have seen Morrisons supermarket bags in some weird places around the world!
- 8note 8mo agosure, but within an EU context, the company should still get fined as if they destroyed it themselves
- skeptic_ai 8mo agoHow do you know was destroyed when all official records say it’s recycled?
- GreenWatermelon 8mo agoBy investigating said recycling process? I mean, if a company can figure out that vendo X is a shadowy cloth-destruction syndicate, that state can as well, then that vendor can be banned from doing business in the EU or the companies dealing with them can be fined.