Mike Tannenbaum

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

for each dollar, investment in improving and scaling up the production of meat and dairy alternatives resulted in three times more greenhouse gas reductions compared with investment in green cement technology, seven times more than green buildings and 11 times more than zero-emission cars.

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.

All coordination is a choice. To win this coordination game, we need to choose to coordinate to make this into a multiplayer game

the easiest items to recycle are the products made from a single material.

Alternatives make up 2% of meat, egg and dairy products sold, but will rise to 11% in 2035 on current growth trends,

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The third and newest sign of a bright future for plastic recycling is that plastics packaging itself is changing