Eco Tech: Zero Waste: plastic bottles

[vevenaneathna]

@pleabargain

with a 10 cent match book

[vevenaneathna]

@pleabargain

zullcomp,

and they charged over half a million dollars to build that bride. something that a few 10 thousand dollars would of done.

[pgm98387]

This is very serious as we have large areas of the open ocean called gyres with

floating bits of platics that are getting into the food chain.

[aicram62]

There would be no "finished its life" we would use it forever. It could be destroyed by a car wreck maybe.

[djangoslovechild]

Once the plastics are bonded together, can they ever be separated? Would this mean that once the bridge has finished its life that it would have to be landfilled/incinerated? If so it isn't really zero waste is it?

[ROFLpwnedvideos]

One would assume you could melt them down into raw components once again. They probably have different melting temperatures.