05-30-2016, 06:45 AM
Make Lemons into Lemonade.
Recycling styrofoam has a lot of possibilities. Rob's house is made out of recycled styrofoam blocks mixed with cement, similar to this: http://www.rastra.com/howto.html
I would much rather use this than concrete blocks. There must be lots of other uses with some research and imagination.
Use the money we spend trashing it to fund ways to use it.
Banning lunch plates is just a Don Quixote token gesture which punishes the working class that owns small businesses like lunch wagons and the blue color workers who rely on them. It is also less than one billionth of the stuff that is out-there. Putting all the local stuff to use just makes so much more sense, than the Council approach.
Recycling styrofoam has a lot of possibilities. Rob's house is made out of recycled styrofoam blocks mixed with cement, similar to this: http://www.rastra.com/howto.html
I would much rather use this than concrete blocks. There must be lots of other uses with some research and imagination.
Use the money we spend trashing it to fund ways to use it.
Banning lunch plates is just a Don Quixote token gesture which punishes the working class that owns small businesses like lunch wagons and the blue color workers who rely on them. It is also less than one billionth of the stuff that is out-there. Putting all the local stuff to use just makes so much more sense, than the Council approach.