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I bought.
The figures are deep red, the future prospects very vague (but promising)
The technology: absolutely necessary and unavoidable - in my opinion.
Making new granules/fibers from oil is cheaper, so what.
How many tons of plastic waste do we want in our water, in landfills, how high should the mountains of old clothes in South American deserts get, how much microplastic in our food is still tasty, and when will enough turtles be strangled by six-pack rings that we are prepared to spend a little more money on the future of the planet?
Was this a coldly calculated investment decision?
Probably not, as you can probably tell from this đ
But it feels good to invest in a company out of conviction!
The figures are deep red, the future prospects very vague (but promising)
The technology: absolutely necessary and unavoidable - in my opinion.
Making new granules/fibers from oil is cheaper, so what.
How many tons of plastic waste do we want in our water, in landfills, how high should the mountains of old clothes in South American deserts get, how much microplastic in our food is still tasty, and when will enough turtles be strangled by six-pack rings that we are prepared to spend a little more money on the future of the planet?
Was this a coldly calculated investment decision?
Probably not, as you can probably tell from this đ
But it feels good to invest in a company out of conviction!
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@Tenbagger2024 Thank you for the inspiration!
Plastic waste is simply a thorn in my side, at work, when shopping, when traveling...
Plastic waste is simply a thorn in my side, at work, when shopping, when traveling...
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My dear, I think you are a good person.
Yes, nature doesn't need humans to survive, but humans need nature all the more.
I think a lot of people forget that.
The basic problem is probably also that we consume significantly more than we actually need. We live beyond our means and waste all resources.
We're constantly throwing things away because it's not worth repairing them or there's simply something new. Even though the old one is still good.
My dear, I think you are a good person.
Yes, nature doesn't need humans to survive, but humans need nature all the more.
I think a lot of people forget that.
The basic problem is probably also that we consume significantly more than we actually need. We live beyond our means and waste all resources.
We're constantly throwing things away because it's not worth repairing them or there's simply something new. Even though the old one is still good.
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