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Topic: Are our efforts to "save the planet" self-defeating ? (Read 2783 times)
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Peripatetic Phil
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Are our efforts to "save the planet" self-defeating ?
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January 08, 2021, 11:52 AM »
Like, I imagine, most members of CR0, I try to "do my bit" towards saving the planet by recycling what I can
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Stephen Lindsay
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Re: Are our efforts to "save the planet" self-defeating ?
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January 08, 2021, 06:37 PM »
I don't know about any research Phil but I did see Gordon Ramsay reckon that the thin surface layer of oil on a plastic carton helps make it easier for the second use as the food won't stick to the sides so much. This is anecdotal I know.
At home I am able to recycle paper, metal, plastics and food waste, which is a step-forward from where we were 20 years ago. Alas I fear that the world has already embarked on an irreversible path to self-destruction and there is little incentive for those who hold the power to really address fundamental issues like climate change, which Greta Thunberg has highlighted. I can only take comfort in that I won't live to see this. Depressing stuff.
Notwithstanding this, I am all for each of us doing our bit where we can.
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