exactly

so some extent it is worth that much because they are throwing remaining stuff - supply gets short - prices go up. By this policy they can keep prices high and brain-washed celebrities/influencers are fuelling the sales of this stuff even more by creating artificial demand by likewise brain-washed consumers.

$150 a bottle? You mean $850! I know because I used to purchase Tom Ford (square bottles).

@@crystalprice1942 that's the thing with expensive products, you either get the best or you don't get anything

@@ParrotPentesterexpensive doesn’t mean they are the best

Good luck!

Exactly

If you're a real patriot you must not reduce consuming .

It your time to grow. self aware queen 💜

@@M3ganwillslaywhat?

That material would probably turn into microplastics anyway, even the garden furniture exposed to sunshine and other elements, will shed microplastics. Just this processing is reducing or slowing the process in contrast to all this waste ended up somewhere on open air and gradually eroding or being washed into the sea. Burning it would reduce microplastics, but that comes with a whole range of other issues.

A "perfect solution" is prevention; don't make or use plastics in the first place. The situation is ridiculous! Look at all the equipment, energy, and human resources that go into this process. Is this the best use of Earth's resources and humans' time?

@@joriehenrickson "don't make or use plastics in the first place. " types on a device made of plastics...

Maybe limiting plastic use to things that are absolutely necessary would help? The part of this video showing fine plastic dust fly off while sawing was like watching someone dump chemicals into the water 😬. At least it serves a purpose to show people just how impossible it is to get rid of plastic once it is made.

@@D.von.N The video featured plastics that companies manufactured and disposed of without ever using. Everybody has a part to play, and the corporate role is king. I'm not getting into this with you.

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If customers stop to buy thoses brands, the companies won't have other choices than to rethink their marketing. There is already many sustainable packaging availible and good deals on those products too.

​@@retineshilares2497customers don't care about recycling as much as they care about value that product itself provides.

they wanna profit, even @ the environmental cost

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Right!! 👏👏

I agreed too👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💯👍👍👍👍👌👌👌

My garbage goes to the landfill, this is a crazy example because they DO NOT go through everyone's garbage, only the recycling cans and there shouldn't be ANY garbage in there but clean containers. This is a hyped up video with several blatant lies in it.

damn il build a bench for em for 15 hunnid boi damn

I'm curious as to how a park bench could cost that much. Am I missing something?

That’s one of the core statements of this video. Make the producers responsible!

Because it sells.

@@ethaneveraldo I feel like that's besides the point.

@@ddneq677I actually don’t think it is. I assume it’s very cheap for the companies to produce single-use goods. And once they’ve sold a product it doesn’t concern them what happens to it. They’re not altruistic, if regulation isn’t holding them to account, and especially if sustainable packing cuts into their profits, they’re very unlikely to bother with it.

That’s why I think it should be legislated everywhere that brands must have recycling plans for their products before manufacturing.

We need to revert back to refillable items wherever possible. Glass or metal bottles/jars can be used for so many items. We should be able to take them back to the store when empty to be sent back to the company to be cleaned and refilled like they used to do for glass pop bottles.

@@MrsBrit1 Yes. For ecological consumption, we want to start by Refusing overwrapped packages, by Reducing our purchases to essentials, to Reuse and Refill durable containers, to Recycle the ones we can and to Upcycle the ones we might want to keep. Valorization, as in this video comes next. It's also the step where biometanisation is happening. Other articles are eliminated, like in incineration of toxic waste at higher temperature.

This

Do you know how many billions of man hours you would be wasting if you forced people to refill and reuse products?

​@@johnsmith2797in what way it would be wasted vs. time needed to produce and recycle single-use plastic packaging + the burden it is for environment?

Thank you amazing advice

Ooo brilliant idea! I do art, so this is perfect for me!!

Also want to add on here - if your palette has broken up or crumbled DON'T throw it away! There's plenty of tutorials online that can teach you how to crush up the powders and reset them back into a brick for use (or just apply them as powders directly) This not only helps reduce the waste but will give you the most use out of your makeup and save you some money, instead if buying replacement after replacement. (the same can be done for certain art paints too, such as revitalising jelly gouache and oil or powder paints - watercolours are usually eternal regardless so they don't normally need fixing😂) Also reusable jars! You can make use of that leftover perfume bottles as water spritzer for plants/ liquid paints or even make your own perfumes out of botanicals if you want to give it a try! Clay or glass bowls from precooked cheeses and ready made hot desserts are so good to reuse for home baked gifts, paint pots or projects that require exposure to high temps - that you don't want to ruin your good cookware with- because they're oven safe so you can reheat the food they come with (always double check before use just to be safe)

Thank you! I've been wondering what I can do with few of my products, becouse I really hate throwing out anything that could be still used. I love art so this is great 💗💗💗

Thank you for the work you do 👏 it’s too bad all countries don’t have the same facilities to do the same. Each government in the world needs to see this video and then follow the same practices. We all should share this video to help clean up the world we live in👍

Sounds great in theory but most people are too lazy and careless and would just throw anything in there such as food scraps etc. meaning the supermarkets would need to throw most of it away and employ too many people to sort it. That’s not good for profit so won’t happen.

@@samrichards8251 They could make a machine that scans barcodes and finds what isn't a make up product that way.

@@samrichards8251 I don't know where you are based, but this is working in other countries.

100% agree tesco! Lidlington, dunns you listening?!?!

I hope they can collaborate with people in the US. Our recycling is abysmal.

Not going to happen until it makes a good profit U.S is far too capitalistic, cheaper to throw waste in a land fill but it will bite you in the future for future generations will have to deal with todays greed and quick easy fixs, sweep it under the rug and let others deal with it mentality.

Most American plastic isn't recycled at all, but sent to Malaysia. It's not profitable to recycle plastic. In some other countries, like Germany and Sweden, the recycling is the responsibility of the government, so doesn't need to be profitable.

@@zyxw2000the government taking responsibility for it seems quite wise. Making individual consumers responsible just isn’t efficient enough. And it’s something that needs to be done, irrespective of its profitability, for sure.

Agreed

you're not helping

@@YOUARESOFT. I think you have a typo. I think you meant to say "I'm not helping".

@@YOUARESOFT. defintly that person is helping...we all can help in our own little ways by mindfully consuming things that generate less waste...

So recycling doesn’t work after abusing us into a system of behavior for 30+ years? Too late for that dearie.

We should be responsible and mindful. We can't leave it all to the recyclers alone.

@@shovanabajracharya True.Switching to zero waste products whenever possible (availabilty in your region, financial means etc) would definitely help.For summer I highly reccomend a safety metal razor instead of plastic disposable ones.

I hope you know that taking plastic from an extremely wasteful industry and just turning it into furniture doesn't actually make the industry more mindful and less wasteful they will continue to push all of these products and waste and not look at themselves and realize they need to reduce the amount they make and reduce the amount of plastic they use.

@@pattycarljackson By turning plastic into furniture stops it going to land fill so yes it is making a difference. Unlike you. Of course we need to reduce the amount of plastic we use with common sense

I wish there was a way to buy those items at a discount

I see

@@akaitatsu711 There is. Lots of discount stores sell products that have been damaged or mislabelled but big brand names don't want to see their products discounted as they feel it's bad for their image. They'd rather destroy everything. Damged, overstock,unsold...ask Burberry....It's vile.

They are more expensive than regular brands, and usually not easily available. I use Ben and Anna deodorant, it's all in cardboard packaging, but I only know of 3 places that carry it. I don't use dry shampoo as I have tried it and my sensitive scalp breaks out in sores, I have only found one brand, in plastic that keeps my scalp happy. Out of all the environmentally friendly products I try to use, beauty/ higiene products have been the most challenging for me.

In Canada, there is a lot of efforts made by the zero waste community to get access to ecofriendly packaging that will limit water pollution by microplastics. The first step toward ecological sustainability is to Refuse products that are overwrapped. To Reduce to number of overwrapped products that we use. To Reuse the packaging : to store seeds for a window garden, for example. Than, to recycle. The Valorisation of plastic waste by this project is great. The furnitures might be hard to Repair, in the future, but they can be Upycled with a new finish. In the end, the plastic can be used for biometanisation and produce energy. Reducing the carbon and environmental footprint at every steps of these processes is the way to reach more sustainability. There is a lot of informations availible online and on facebook, and at the library to help you. There is already of lot of great initiatives in Canada. Share your ideas of crafts made of sheets there is you want. Thanks for your recycling.

exactly.

Canada needs something like this as we are major polluters.

Trudeau concerned about this?

Yeahh

True

maYBELLINE IS GOING WOKE, SO TYEH WILL BE BROKE PRETTY SOON. AT LEAST i HOPE.

@@Zukalskiwhy are you talking like that?

@@almonds8895 why are you talking like that

​@@Zukalski why are you both talking like thAt?

@@rolchrz8850 why are you talking like that?

White man privilege it is to clean everyone's crap 😂

this will not "save" our planet you need to look at the big picture and even at yourself.

Same goes for groceries & hardware.

and medical All the free samples of retinols, topical steroids, to shampoos. Yeah, we always think of the sharps I.e needles and blades. But not the boxes & boxes of SPF creams, facial cleansers and so forth. Thank you for the educational information.

not as much gets "recycled" as you think when you "recycle" it

What's the slime industry?

Kids Slime comes in plastic packs. Idk why that’s any worse than any other plastic but maybe because of the residue.

countries need to start companies that make packaging to pay for countries wast management.

Exactly, while it's great to see innovation, but as mentioned in the video, this solution helps only to maintain a system that caused a problem, when these corps should be massively mandated to handle their waste effectively. And putting the responsibility on consumers to recycle all these different types of plastics at home while most of us barely have time for ourselves is simply insidious because even when we do try, most of this stuff is going to end up in the same landfill anyway.

They need more investment but they have more things settled down than most other companies...

We shouldn’t have to pay more for eco friendly products, they should be the norm and there should be government oversight about consumer packaging.

Agree!

you can’t deny that women are expected to look presentable and well kept in order to be respected at work, regardless of what job it is.

Thinking far

I did. Felt my heart ache a bit watching those.

in my experience, women will keep cosmetics well past their date, like me i still have eyeshadow from high school as a young adult

Lol been using past expiration beauty products for years. No problems here. My mom did the same and she was also fine.

@@ksy4747 it depends on luck and what exactly you're using. Anything that's not going to your eyes? go ahead. You'll get acne at most. Near the eyes? Pray that there's no mold or you'll get an eye infection. Cosmetics and skincare generally become useless vs toxic unless they're used near places like the eyes or mouth. It also depends on a lot of factors like how often is it used, are the wands clean etc. Don't assume everyone has great luck like you and your mom

Very interesting! Thank you for sharing your experience with using this type of material.

@@paolabueso you’re very welcome! Must add this is in the UK 👍🏼

They do make filament at the site

@@SteveCarrie9 oh yay!!!

We need to buy less crap, and vote with our wallets for sustainable packaging. Recycling is the last resort after reducing and reusing.

@@emilybjoerk Agreed!

I wanted to open...but the main problem here is money... governments didn't support this or if they do they own it themselves...so the bigger problem is money..i am from India i wanna do something in sustainable recycling industry but problem is money to open a factory it requires capital in crores.....any ideas would be helpful.

@@ritikguptark How about starting something like a refillable store/van where people can refill their daily use products such as handwash , liquid detergent etc.

@@ritikguptark India is victim of how bad the recycling programs are in the west. They end up collecting polluants while recycling materials. The municipalities must stand together with their populations to prevent damage to their environments. There is a strong need to protect your water supply and lands so that microplastic and fumes aren't polluting. You might want to learn about plants detoxification powers. There is plants able to do phytoextraction, where their roots are getting the chemical wastes off the ground. The phytostabilisation prevent the contaminants to get flushed in the ground by the rain and to pollute the underground waters. The phytoevaporation is when the leaves of plants break toxic chemicals with their metabolism and the phytoremediation is when roots microbiotes are doing the job. Compost is helping to keep the plants healthier when they are extracting heavy metals and polluants. Some investments can be made to better support the current industries that are doing recycling. Workers security and health programs are a must. Research on environmental process plants are important. Your local universities might be helpful and help to get subventions from the governement. You might also need to get political representation and support. Cement plants usually have furnaces that burn to a temperature high enough to decompose the toxic wastes. The danger of trash is leachate : how the rain and content of boxes leaking form a liquid form pollution. Cosmetics also contain many hormonal perturbators. It's a chemical waste that is dangerous. New waste dumps might benefit from new membranes that collect this leachate and burn it to transform it in energy. Some lands can be used to detoxify the toxicity of soils. By digging this soil and setting it on a land parcel where phytoremediation occurs, this toxicity can be returned to the biochemical and geological cycles. We have to be careful that animals and people don't feed on those toxic plants before they are done or otherwise they will build up toxic accumulation in their organisms and living tissus which will turn into cancers. Having a good nutrition with a lot of antioxydants will help to support the workers invested in this field of work. Feel free to write to me back if you have other questions.

100% agree. I work in toy retail....the amount of plastic and non recyclable packaging used not only in the toys, but in the shipping is disgraceful. Sadly, all industries do the same. Somethings gotta change.

No it's humans that are disgusting

Hopefully, these changes are starting. Some plastic can also be made of recycled plastic or ocean plastic waste that got collected and recycled.

@@renh9858 The stores might make an ecological section where to showcase ecofriendly toys : one made of certified wood or recycled plastic, with low emission, non-toxic dyes, etc. The retail stores might vote policies to better sort their waste : recycling, etc. They might even contact their suppliers and offer them better visibility on the shelves for eco-friendlier produces as well as keeping the prices lower on ecofriendly products and higher on polluting ones.

Plastic protects the products from damaging and water. Paper cannot do that. There will be no new products when there is no demand. So the best solution is to not buy unnecessary products

Thanks a lot for your commitment.

@@JN003 I did... not know that😅 that's a very important drawback I'll take note of 😯 I appreciate the feedback! 😁

this is such a good idea. I hope this is at least has been considered by them or if it's in the talks

@@kichop I did email them :D but unfortunately, no word back as of yet :/ I'll edit this comment if I do hear back!

Oh my gosh honeslty I actually love this idea 😭‼️

And easy to renovate homes...

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