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Polyester, nylon, acrylic, and other synthetic fibers — all of which are forms of plastic — are now about 60 percent of the material that makes up our clothes worldwide. Just washing them is polluting waters worldwide... https://t.co/gMCXZcpsaG
A new startup is encouraging restaurants to sell some of their meals at half price through an app called Food for All. It offers meal discounts from local restaurants that have more food than they can sell https://t.co/P68RP3GnYl
"Even if we quit plastics cold turkey today, we will still deal with this issue for years because plastic never really goes away. It is estimated that 6.3 billion metric tons of plastic waste have been produced... https://t.co/2KMtWczZUK
Burning to generate power is neither clean nor renewable. Yet, aging, costly, and polluting solid waste incinerators have been bolstered by a dirty secret — 23 states legally classify incineration as “renewable” in their energy goals and commitments. https://t.co/zXX8tf21Qx
Check out Jessica’s interview with CA Recycles Nick Lapis talking about recent legislation to confront the #plasticplague on #EcoJusticeRadio from KPFK 90.7 FM Los Angeles / 98.7 FM Santa Barbara
Adventures In Waste
EcoJustice Radio https://t.co/mKwBAtWPKD
Austin's Universal Recycling Ordinance, enacted on Monday, requires all food-permitted businesses to divert discarded organic material, including food scraps and soiled paper, from landfills, according to the city... https://t.co/FAfqUWWwcM
How do we confront the swirling gyres of plastic pollution dumped into our oceans? #EcoJusticeRadio on KPFK-Los Angeles examines the social and environmental implications of wasted resources, and... https://t.co/oy7PIeDxoI
Illegal landfill, flaunting zoning and health and safety regulations, claims to be recycling construction debris and providing a place for the unhoused, or a future nature park. https://t.co/LgFN1SlPF2