2nd edition epilogue- now burn this book and plant a tree.
bilbaoboy
Single-use plastic is not the problem the whineys are making it out to be. I reduce plastic waste by putting it in the regular rubbish bag.
Round here our rubbish goes to a leading-edge, hi-tec incinerator which magics electricity out of rubbish with inert landfill as the by-product.
Am currently educating my green friends (somebody has to befriend the poor darlings) on the benefits of recycling plastic through the incinerator (which is of course amazingly unpolluting compared to what people think).
Had this backed up at a research institute recently when talking to the recycling department. The researcher agreed totally as recycling of plastic often doesn’t even take place. Hence the rubbish in 3rd world rivers from ‘recycling’ plants we use. After all it is only a second use for the hydrocarbon content.
Of course, when applying for grants she doesn’t share this opinion.
Plastics are great! Try and imagine life without them.
Gamecock
“It undoes all our hard work”
Yeah, virtue signalling is hard work. Now, you aren’t going to make it into Lefty Heaven.
Rob
“Furious”. Easily angered and triggered. I bet he had a nervous breakdown when Trump won.
Andy in Japan
Over here most magazines and magazines are shrink-wrapped, I think to stop people reading them in the shops and and encourage them to buy it. I’m guessing then publisher did this for the same reason?
The Meissen Bison
Bilbaoboy : Am currently educating my green friends
That must take some doing – eco-freaks are more easily triggered than Roy Rogers.
Mr Ecks
They should have shrink-wrapped the fucking author.
Gamecock
NatGeo Magazine recently switched from plastic wrap to paper. With pages and pages of mea culpa silliness. They wanted us to understand that they really, really are good people.
2nd edition epilogue- now burn this book and plant a tree.
Single-use plastic is not the problem the whineys are making it out to be. I reduce plastic waste by putting it in the regular rubbish bag.
Round here our rubbish goes to a leading-edge, hi-tec incinerator which magics electricity out of rubbish with inert landfill as the by-product.
Am currently educating my green friends (somebody has to befriend the poor darlings) on the benefits of recycling plastic through the incinerator (which is of course amazingly unpolluting compared to what people think).
Had this backed up at a research institute recently when talking to the recycling department. The researcher agreed totally as recycling of plastic often doesn’t even take place. Hence the rubbish in 3rd world rivers from ‘recycling’ plants we use. After all it is only a second use for the hydrocarbon content.
Of course, when applying for grants she doesn’t share this opinion.
Plastics are great! Try and imagine life without them.
“It undoes all our hard work”
Yeah, virtue signalling is hard work. Now, you aren’t going to make it into Lefty Heaven.
“Furious”. Easily angered and triggered. I bet he had a nervous breakdown when Trump won.
Over here most magazines and magazines are shrink-wrapped, I think to stop people reading them in the shops and and encourage them to buy it. I’m guessing then publisher did this for the same reason?
Bilbaoboy : Am currently educating my green friends
That must take some doing – eco-freaks are more easily triggered than Roy Rogers.
They should have shrink-wrapped the fucking author.
NatGeo Magazine recently switched from plastic wrap to paper. With pages and pages of mea culpa silliness. They wanted us to understand that they really, really are good people.
And not the POS hypocrites they appears to be.
What Mr Ecks said! 🙂
Shouldn’t he have made it an e-book?