Posted on Nov 5, 2021
Wishcycling: The dos and don'ts of being good at recycling
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Wishcycling: The dos and don'ts of being good at recycling
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It seems like there would be a government sponsored 30 minute tv show or something showing how to properly dispose of things...
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PFC David Foster
SGT (Join to see) - During the show, the name of the website could be brought us several times... The show wouldn't only have to be about recycling, it could have some climate change factual information, like showing the exact size of the ice caps from a space view then and now etc...
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It is confusing. We try to recycle everything we can. I'm sure we are guilty of trying to recycle stuff that we shouldn't. But at least we try.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."Plastic causes particular confusion, with the likes of carrier bags, frozen food bags, bread food bags, crisp packets and pet food pouches often ending up in the recycling bin by mistake. "That is by far and away the largest amount of stuff that isn't targeted by the local authority, so comes into your wishcycling bracket," says Helen Bird, recycling expert at the waste reduction charity, Wrap."...
..."Plastic causes particular confusion, with the likes of carrier bags, frozen food bags, bread food bags, crisp packets and pet food pouches often ending up in the recycling bin by mistake. "That is by far and away the largest amount of stuff that isn't targeted by the local authority, so comes into your wishcycling bracket," says Helen Bird, recycling expert at the waste reduction charity, Wrap."...
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