Brewman_
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I Wonder where...i wonder where the grain mill from blue tongue ended up? lol
I Wonder where...i wonder where the grain mill from blue tongue ended up? lol
Because they're not.
Recycling rates in Australia are quite low, generally 40 - 50% and that figure is biased upwards by paper which is around 80% ( most likely because most paper use is not in the domestic sphere).
Container recycling rates in SA are around 80%, about double the average in the other states.
Take home message: We are basically a bunch of ignorant slobs who have to be forced or bribed to "do the right thing".
I'm confused as to what they are trying to achieve with the scheme as they don't know what to do with all the glass as it is. It's cheaper to import new glass then it is to recycle glass in australia. http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-08-...ed-to-stockpile-glass-industry-crisis/8778088
Yes it's one of life's tragedies when you realise that your beloved ****-box of a car would cost more to repair than to crush it and buy something else.Unfortunately when raw materials are so damn cheap its pointless to recycle....
Cars and most consumer goods are the same...why spend $2k fixing a Commodore/Falcon when you can get a complete one running for the same amount
Cars and most consumer goods are the same...why spend $2k fixing a Commodore/Falcon when you can get a complete one running for the same amount
I would rather spend 2k fixing a car I know than spend 2k for a running one I dont know.
"do the right thing".
Who gets to decide what is the "right thing" on behalf of everyone?