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Video by Jennifer Hahn. (video link) Update: It’s New Year’s eve and Ars staffers are enjoying a winter break (inevitably filled with some joy rides and whatever that choose-your-own Black Mirror thing is). As such, we’re resurfacing a few favorites from the site archives appropriate for the occasion—like this tour of a facility that will […]
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Canadians are throwing too much garbage in their blue bins, sometimes with the best of intentions. It’s a problem costing millions of dollars and making many would-be recyclables unrecyclable.
Reuters McDonald’s plans to add recycling to its more than 36,000 locations around the world by 2025. Currently, customers can only recycle at roughly 10% of locations. The fast-food chain is also switching to packaging made with renewable, recycled, or certified materials. “As the world’s largest restaurant company, we have the opportunity — and frankly […]
The average household in the UK produces more than a tonne of waste every year and of this only 17 per cent is recycled. Up until 2008 web designers Rachelle, 45, and her husband Richard, 61, thought nothing of chucking the things they didn’t need in the bin. But seeing a distressing photograph of a […]
The invention automatically sorts rubbish into recycling categories and is currently being trialled in Poland. The plan is for the bins to be on sale in the UK in the next few years. Designed by start-up company Bin.E, the bin recognises different types of waste via a system positioned inside it which uses sensors, image […]
[unable to retrieve full-text content] Soil from the Fukushima prefecture may be used as landfill for the creation of “green areas” in Japan, a government panel has proposed, facing potential public backlash over fears of exposure to residual radiation from the decontaminated earth. Read Full Article at RT.com RT – Daily news
The Russian Embassy in London has rejected as pure innuendo a report in The Telegraph which claimed Moscow had conspired to overthrow Montenegro’s government during the 2016 poll, describing the report as recycled “fake news.” “As usual, no evidence, pure innuendo,” the Russian mission posted on Twitter in response to the Telegraph’s lengthy article that […]
Many people don’t know how to recycle milk cartons, as evidenced by this photo of three milk cartons erroneously placed in the paper bin at my office. Gus Lubin Here’s the truth, taken straight from the Carton Council (the main organization for carton manufacturers in the US): Cartons are made primarily of paper but also […]
