What now? "This Is Bat-Guano Insane, California".
Should clothes be treated like toxic waste?
California legislators and regulators think so. And as a consequence, they passed a law and are now implementing regulations that require any apparel manufacturer to fund a closed-loop recycling system, of course run through an NGO, to ensure that for everything they sell, there is a corresponding recycling of discarded apparel.
The cash flow of the grifters needs improvement, hmmmm?
ReplyDeleteThey're nothing if not innovative.
DeleteTBH, some of the clothes I 'recycle' into cleaning rags I use to clean oil and grease, etc. that escape from all the machines I work on would probably be classified as toxic.
ReplyDeleteThat's why I usually burn them in my special, uh, "high temp incinerater" aka, "brush pile."
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