Originally posted by Jack_www
Osweld, they created more pollution by buring the stuff. If you properly disspose of the thing after you use them it will cause far less polution. So they created more polution and wasted the materials they were made out of!!
Osweld, they created more pollution by buring the stuff. If you properly disspose of the thing after you use them it will cause far less polution. So they created more polution and wasted the materials they were made out of!!
Let's use the warehouse as an example.
The warehouse is a workplace for people and a storage unit for industry. Everyday people drive to it in their cars for work. Goods are produced in factories which are shiped to the warehouse in planes, trucks, or ships. The goods are then transported from the warehouse into stores where people buy it, use it, and throw it out.* This goes on for decades, untill the warehouse is abandoned. When abandoned, it falls into disrepair and begins decaying and rusting untill it is demolished, where it is then destroyed and if "properly disposed of" recycled into a new building which then repeats the process. It does not reach the end of it's "life" untill the materials are no longer being recycled and are left in a scrap heap to decay. Burning it brings it straight to the scrap heap.
*I could go into how it causes pollution through providing jobs, infrastructure to indsustry and all the other various branch offs, but that would get a bit long...
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