The recycling issue is good, but it is starting at the wrong end.
Governments [ie people who govern - in contrast to the ex lawyers who are our UK politicians because they make more money that way] need to enforce WORLDWIDE GENERIC TECHNICAL STANDARDS to most manufactured items.
After 200 years of precision engineering, we cannot agree on the head of a screw, or the thread of a bolt. We have space exploration that failed because we cannot agree on metric or imperial or US units.
When this stupidity stops, we will not need to recycle a lot of items because we will RE-USE parts and REPAIR them. Junk then becomes a useful resource.
The recycling issue is good, but it is starting at the wrong end.
Governments [ie people who govern - in contrast to the ex lawyers who are our UK politicians because they make more money that way] need to enforce WORLDWIDE GENERIC TECHNICAL STANDARDS to most manufactured items.
After 200 years of precision engineering, we cannot agree on the head of a screw, or the thread of a bolt. We have space exploration that failed because we cannot agree on metric or imperial or US units.
When this stupidity stops, we will not need to recycle a lot of items because we will RE-USE parts and REPAIR them. Junk then becomes a useful resource.
Which do you prefer MPG -Miles Per (US) Gallon or LPK -Litres Per Kilometer?
Nick.