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Plastic recycling a "failed concept," study says, with only 5% recycled in U.S. last year as production rises
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I don't like to go down the conspiracy rabbit hole but... It is kind of silly that everything I buy in the store is wrapped in 16 different layers of plastic, but then the bags themselves are banned. Feels like a half hearted measure to me.