It’s an ongoing debate. The choice between disposable and cloth nappies has generally been based on convenience. If you’re out and about and have to change a nappy, you can just throw it in the bin and be done with it. But that’s the problem isn’t it. If everyone does this, then imagine how m...
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Most people don’t realise that paper coffee cups are not recyclable. What most don’t realise, is that almost all of these cups contain up to 5% polyethylene plastic. That plastic is what allows the paper cup to hold your liquid but it’s also why your paper coffee cup can’t be recycled. .
A circular economy is a pretty easy concept to grasp. For individuals, it involves recycling and upcycling broken or unwanted products. However, for corporations or a complete economy, it can be a bit more complicated to implement.