People as of late expounded on the risks of reusing certain items that may not be recyclable, yet another (and for the most part distressing) report by Quartz this week takes it further, showing that the whole arrangement of reusing itself is profoundly imperfect—especially with regards to plastics. In the report, author Zoë Schlanger depicts issues that make plastic reusing especially troublesome. For one, creating new plastic is less expensive than really reusing it. Therefore, the interest for it simply isn’t there, as organizations frequently decide on new plastic asRead More