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| * Expand history section, esp. war-time efforts | |||
| *] says this article needs to be expanded more than paper recycling. | |||
| * Find information on waste stream breakdown | |||
| *It'd be nice to go into greater depth about the types, methods, and complications. And, at the expense of stirring things up (and Misplaced Pages doesn't always stir well), maybe a little on "controversy"? Some have suggested (not that I would cite ''Penn and Teller's Bullshit!'' as an authoritative source) that recycling everything but aluminum (and maybe glass) costs more than it saves and pollutes more than it prevents. At any rate, this could be an absolutely first-class article if we gave it a little wikipedia love. (suggested by ]) | |||
| :* add to article as graphic | |||
| **A non US-centric approach would also benefit this article; there are many different approaches taken globally. (Suggested by ]) | |||
| * Add info on pay-per-can programs | |||
| * Define recyclate | |||
| Help our planet. | |||
Latest revision as of 11:34, 8 July 2011
- Expand history section, esp. war-time efforts
- Find information on waste stream breakdown
- add to article as graphic
- Add info on pay-per-can programs
- Define recyclate
Help our planet.