Story of an undesired plastic cup.
Yesterday, after a client event, I’ve been discussing waste management with a colleague.
How impactfull is waste separation in households and how much good does it really do?
Who is gaining from the fact that we separate plastics for example?
Are we really doing good or are we indirectly being used as cheap labour for the recycled plastics industry?
Some of you might think that this is just a creative set of questions about a relatively clear topic. However, it does need quite some brainwork to get to the bottom of our recycle bins and understand what happens to our waste after we put it outside on the street for the weekly rubbish collection. …There are many misconceptions about plastic recycling.
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Everyday sustainable
Brave new world, or reality in a few year’s time?
Have a look at this presentation on how to be sustainable – every day:
The (ancient) secret of sustainable economics
Saving the economy versus creditors. How a government turns a democracy into an interest-driven monopoly. I wonder how solution driven Michael Hudson’s comments really are. But its certainly worth watching.
For those of you who are interested in more economy focussed commentary and who’d like to listen into more conceptions on this topic: visit the Renegade Economist Youtube channel.
Thanks for the link, Hans
