Is recycling in Japan a sham?

Posted on 13 September 201811 September 2018 by Warren Tang

For all the trouble we go through separating plastics at home for recycling, where does it all go? This video will show you what is really happening to the plastic in Japan. A far cry from this post I wrote in 2006.

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I write about linguistics and philosophy. I also write poetry and take photographs. View all posts by Warren Tang

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Gintonics2 14 September 20181851

This is so interesting Warren. I am working so hard to reduce my own plastic foot print.

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