Recycling 4.51

Module 4.51: waste reduction and recyclingReduce, reuse and recycle: 3 R'sSource reduction: see also Tesla manufacturing: "best part of any car is the part you can delete"
also reusable containers, buying in bulk (e.g. health food store)Reuse: easiest example is shopping bags, also cups here at the elabRecycling: can be closed loop (carpet, asphalt) or open loop (PET bottles in to garments or decking-TREX)
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Tough ones: glass and paper
Glass needs to be melted to be reused, we don't do this in Hawaii, so there is a carbon footprint to transporting it to be recycled
Paper is easier, but uses water to recycle, and again, has a carbon footprint for transport in Hawaii.
Amazon boxes are a prime example...
Composting: degrading naturally: if just paper, good for worms (e.g. Willie's garden)
If food, can be a rodent issue (e.g. VC garden)
Both are aerobic processes, so need to be well ventilated or "turned"
Egg farm downhill from HPA: another example
LIfe cycle analysis:Cradle to grave or cradle to cradle (William McDonough) Integrated waste management:
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QMsF1P-_vWc
https://elab.hpa.edu/apes/videos/Introduction%20to%20Cradle%20to%20Cradle.mp4
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