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“China’s import restrictions on recycled commodities have caused a fundamental disruption in global supply chains for scrap materials, directing them away from productive reuse and toward disposal,” a US spokesperson pointed out at the WTO session in Geneva, demanding that “China immediately halt implementation and revise these measures in a manner consistent with existing international standards for trade in scrap materials.”
“The dirty secret of recycling is that it depended on the willingness of Third World countries to greenwash our trash so that progressives could pretend that their moral garbage was saving the planet,” Daniel Greenfield wrote in Front Page magazine on Thursday.www.rt.com...
originally posted by: lordcomac
I love it when unsustainable practices come to a grinding halt.
I suspect we'll see many more problems like this over the next ten years, as one practice after another reaches its breaking point!
Just look at the garbage problem in India.
They're just ignoring it... as if it'll get better.
To think, there are still people who believe the human race isn't over populated...
originally posted by: lordcomac
I love it when unsustainable practices come to a grinding halt.
I suspect we'll see many more problems like this over the next ten years, as one practice after another reaches its breaking point!
Just look at the garbage problem in India.
They're just ignoring it... as if it'll get better.
To think, there are still people who believe the human race isn't over populated...
originally posted by: Metallicus
You already solved your own fake problem. Open more landfills. We have plenty of uninhabited areas in the U.S. and much of it is desert and not otherwise useable for anything.
Some people like to make up problems because they can’t stand being happy. Be glad all you have are first world issue like this and not real problems.
originally posted by: Edumakated
originally posted by: lordcomac
I love it when unsustainable practices come to a grinding halt.
I suspect we'll see many more problems like this over the next ten years, as one practice after another reaches its breaking point!
Just look at the garbage problem in India.
They're just ignoring it... as if it'll get better.
To think, there are still people who believe the human race isn't over populated...
We aren't over populated.... it is just there are too many people
originally posted by: frugal
We should stop making new plastics from scratch. All plastic products should be made from recycled plastics.