Published: 7 Jun 12 07:22 CET | Print version
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Sweden may be forced to start importing garbage from other countries in order to keep the country's ever-expanding supply of waste-to-energy incinerators in operation.
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Anyway, this is chance to make money, another nation should pay Sweden to take its rubbish, then Sweden gets energy from it. Sounds fair to me.
But what I don't understand is why they keep building more incinerators?
Most of the enrgy companies in Sweden are international...wouldn't it be cheaper to build them somewhere where they ar actually needed?
For the sake of the planet, we need to reduce garbage production by orders of magnitude. We need to STOP the Malignant Breeders (immigrants) from growing the demand for energy via 8 kids per family.
if you buy a swim suit at Costco, you get it attached to a full size human torso made of plastic. Disgusting!!!
In and Out Burgers is the only FF place in America that doesnt hand you your meal in styrofoam or plastic. They have the right idea- wrap the burger in one thin piece of paper, and put multiple ones in ONE paper box.