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There's no city in Sweden that has followed the green trend of banning plastic bags, even if Swedes love to be green. To understand this unusual position there are two simple reasons: 1) in Sweden you must put your garbage into the can inside a plastic bag; 2) that bag is one you got (all bags cost around 0.1 euro) at the grocery store, buying garbage bin liners is basically unheard of. At least 30% of plastic bags must be truly recycled, not just burned in incinerators. Many municipalities let consumers toss all soft plastic packaging into the same bin with hard plastic. The higher cost of oil as well as new technology that makes it easy to machine-sort all the different plastics has made it more feasible for soft plastic recycling. Once the system is up and running, the 90-odd municipalities that have separate bins for soft plastic will also be diverting their collections to real recycling (right now they send it to a cement kiln to be used as fuel). Recycling the plastic is a great CO2 reducer, according to the Recycling Authority in Sweden, each kilo of recycled plastic "saves" a kilo of carbon dioxide emissions!
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the other hand, we denounce wit righteous indignation and dislien who are so beguiled and demoralized by the charmd ...the other hand, we denounce wit righteous indignation and dislimen who are so beguiled and demoralized by thecharmd
beauty,
change,
community,
creativity,
ethic,
life,
manifesto,
recycling,
resource,
respect,
share,
sustainability,
think difference,
think different,
zero emission,
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the other hand, we denounce wit righteous indignation and dislien who are so beguiled and demoralized by the charmd ...the other hand, we denounce wit righteous indignation and dislimen who are so beguiled and demoralized by thecharmd Special Arguments: |
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