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How could this happen? I've faithfully sorted all of my recyclables into their respective bins to maximize profit for my city's garbage collection just like the

• p-e-w 1mo ago
  Telling you that you have power is one of the ways by which they ensure that you don’t have any power. Elections work the same way.
  • tito 1mo ago
    They tell you you have a particular type of power. You have the power to sort your trash, nothing wrong with that. But what's left off and out is you have the power to change what dozens, thousands, millions, and billions of people do. "Carbon footprint" was a marketing trick played by the oil industry. It worked great. What's needed now is something like a "carbon wave", where you evaluate your impact by how quickly you move the entire world forward. There's a new book on this to that just arrived to me last week: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-carbon-wave-leah-c-stokes/1148963997 https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-carbon-wave-leah-c-stok...
• cbg0 1mo ago
  We've gone the "crowdsorting" route but if we didn't go this way the fees for garbage collection would be higher and the city's garbage collection company would still make profits, that's a constant.