Curious Cook: More on plastic recycling and biodegradable options


By 2025, plastic production would have increased by 63% from 2019. — MALI MAEDER/Pexels

It is summer here, a traditional time for barbeques and eating outdoors in Europe. It is also a time of reading outdoors under the shade of lush green trees, a habit I enjoy immensely, especially with a glass of wine and my dog snuffling in the grass nearby. And often, I like to take some time in the outdoors to reflect on the inconsistent information the world is often fed.

Recycling plastics – why?

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