/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15014709
>Takes too long to renew so as to be practically non-renewable.
I've heard this meme too much about this completely unknown substance we extract miles out of the crust. As far as you know it's the exponentially more biolife under the crust turning whatever settled back into kerogen/bitumens etc.. It's still there, making oil. Even peat burns, and they take it out of the surface hills in ireland.

>>15014715
>They take those blue bins straight to the landfill because it's not profitable to recycle their indestructible waste.
Some do some don't. Depends on where it comes from and what the plastic is actually made out of, as indicated by these icons that are totally not related or lobbied to resemble or be related to the recycling logo.

>>15014724
No it's what you get when you're prudent enough to plan and then reap what you sow. But of course when you plan for declining, dysgenics and dysfunction you're going to get just that. Call it what you want, it's still a part of the plan and the plan doesn't care if you suffer for the consequences of others.