The presentation here does raise some views that we can consider, however it also depends on the waste situation.
What do you think about such views?
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What are we going to do with this garbage?
RECYCLE!!! RECYCLE!!!
COLLECT YOUR RUBBISH!!!
A Stephen Dupont Photo at the Baruni Garbage Dump, Port Moresby
Scavenging at 6 Mile garbage dump, Port Moresby
Rubbish washed up into Hanuabada Village, Port Moresby
A young boy showing the extend of rubbish at Hanuabada Village, Port Moresby
Cool afternoon at Hisville!
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The critic here, Thomas Deichmann, claims that recycling is a waste of time, waste of money and waste of brains.. Depending on the angle of his critique and arguments, I think he may be correct in some ways.. learning from the youtube videos I have in this site .. because there exists big factories or compressors, machines that use too much power or energy etc to recycle materials. For such a case, he may be correct, however most developing countries do not have such facilities or finance to establish large recycling facilities to recycle their waste. Much or at least 80%-90% household and industrial waste is dumped in open sites, and mostly burned off or scavenged. For the project, it is no where near what Thomas has his views about because practically the scale of recycle will be too small for a need of large recycling facilities.
For my case, no... recycling is not a waste of money or time...
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