Recycling is now so rooted in our daily lives that it can sometimes be a bit of a smokescreen, potentially leading us to consume more throwaway items. Photo: AFP
While it may be indispensable, recycling is now so rooted in our daily lives that it can sometimes be a bit of a smokescreen, potentially leading us to consume more throwaway items.
From greenwashing to the myth of the infinitely recyclable, and biased consumer information, French author Flore Berlingen takes an in-depth look at the issue in her book Recyclage le grand enfumage (Recycling:The Smokescreen Of Waste).
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