10 Recycling Oddities: The Strangest Things You Never Thought You Could Recycle

Recycling used diapers - really?! How disgusting.  Recycling actually pollutes the environment by releasing greenhouse gasses and tons of chemical toxins. Ever think of the fact that all this nasty junk we recycle has toxins and bacteria that are released into the air we breathe? And of all the processing required to remove the loads of sh** from the products so they can be recycled? With everyone on their recycling kick recently, I think people are forgetting all the toxic waste created by recycling. Alluminum recycling sends SO many pollutants into the air and water.  Drinking from alluminum cans is bad enough, but imagine all the by-products forced into our environment when those cans are recycled. It's been proven that alluminum causes Alzheimer's Disease - do you really want floods of alluminum going into our air and water?  Not that there are many other solutions to getting rid of all the waste we create; the planet will eventually be doomed by our waste no matter what we try to do about it...but still - it is very disturbing to know that recycling for a cleaner planet is actually polluting our air with huge amounts of toxins.

diapers are a little disturbing.  but it is cool that today we can recycle almost anything.  I do like the mention of the plastic bags as well.  Also, I have noticed that stores will let you use paper bags.  I always forget my cloth ones, but will try to get paper bags, then I will use those to put my paper recycle in.  We have a paper recycle drop off a half a block from my house, so it is a good way to re-use them.

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