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Re-cycling.

What can NOT be effectively re-cycled nowadays?

Abdulmajid Tue 17/06/08 19:16

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wildwood
Wed 18/06/08
11:05

Your spouse.

chazza
Wed 18/06/08
11:26

Polystyrene I think but I'm not sure!

heathfield
Wed 18/06/08
11:27

Nuclear waste?

R1Geezer
Wed 18/06/08
11:51

nuclear waste is already recycled, over 95% of it.
Sellafield was originally built for the purpose. A little inconvenient truth for the anti fission mob:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_reprocess ing

claymore
Wed 18/06/08
12:17

Ex politicians

squarebear
Wed 18/06/08
12:18

spider webs

minesapint
Wed 18/06/08
23:24

faeces

niceboy
Thurs 19/06/08
15:16

Faeces can be used as manure.

Hawkwalk
Fri 20/06/08
23:35

polystyrene can be recycled.

normal nappies can't.

CT
Fri 20/06/08
23:37

Tyres

Hawkwalk
Fri 20/06/08
23:43

tyres are recycled - used as rubber matting for playgrounds

Seafarer1966
Thurs 26/06/08
17:32

Loose plastic bags and plastic sheeting.

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