Mike Tannenbaum

without a market demand, those recyclables are almost useless; placing them in the recycling bin won’t make a difference if you can’t make money off of them. If the demand isn’t there, or the quality of the materials post-use is incurably dirty, they end up in landfill or incinerators.

Unlike plastic, glass and metal (including aluminum) can be recycled infinitely without losing quality or purity in the product.

First, recycling programs across the U.S. are successfully recycling plastic today, and we know what it will take to recycle more of it.

it took a while in 2021 for people to realize profile pictures could be valuable. Now we know Punks and Apes could be worth half a million or more, so we’ll be quicker to move on those narratives.

Europe and North America will reach “peak meat” by 2025, at which point consumption of conventional meat starts to fall,