floridays
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We're doing pretty well over here, if you have problems take it up with China, India and the other emerging nations and lagging economies.You're smart enough to know we still have that.
We're doing pretty well over here, if you have problems take it up with China, India and the other emerging nations and lagging economies.You're smart enough to know we still have that.
You're smart enough to know we still have that.
We're doing pretty well over here, if you have problems take it up with China, India and the other emerging nations and lagging economies.
Most of the plastic in the ocean is coming out of China, Southeast Asia, and one African country. Except for China these are all smaller countries with much less industrial development and yet the U.S. doesn't even make the top 10. I know it's fashionable to hate the U.S. and blame it for all the world's troubles but at some point you have to acknowledge the strides we've made.You're smart enough to know we still have that.
and where does China get all that plastic?Most of the plastic in the ocean is coming out of China, Southeast Asia, and one African country. Except for China these are all smaller countries with much less industrial development and yet the U.S. doesn't even make the top 10. I know it's fashionable to hate the U.S. and blame it for all the world's troubles but at some point you have to acknowledge the strides we've made.
Until recently, the answer was usually China. For years, China had been a leading importer of scrap and recycled materials—particularly scrap plastic—from around the world. In 2016, it imported 7.3 million tons of plastic scrap from developed countries, which accounted for 56% of global imports of these materials. In 2017, CalRecycle estimated that a third of all recyclable materials in California were exported to foreign markets, with 62% going to China at a total vessel value of $5.2 billion. As a rapidly developing economy, China needed inexpensive raw material, such as recyclable plastic and scrap, to feed growth. On the export side, countries had huge incentives to send their waste to China. As an example, it was cheaper for the U.S. to ship scrap materials to China than it was to process them locally.
Are you saying that if the Chinese dump it in the ocean rather than disposing of it properly that is somehow America's fault? Really?and where does China get all that plastic?
Do You Know Where Your Plastic Goes? - Ocean Conservancy
and where does China get all that plastic?
Are you saying that if the Chinese dump it in the ocean rather than disposing of it properly that is somehow America's fault? Really?
Reality is you believe liberal lies. Sad.Please keep up with reality, otherwise we don’t have much to discuss.
Which has nothing to do with plastics in the ocean.and where does China get all that plastic?
Do You Know Where Your Plastic Goes? - Ocean Conservancy
Such bad news for the dems with the stock market rebounding.
Dow roars back from coronavirus sell-off with biggest gain since 2009, surges 5.1%
She might need tranquilizers soon.
Why on earth is that bad news?Such bad news for the dems with the stock market rebounding.
Dow roars back from coronavirus sell-off with biggest gain since 2009, surges 5.1%
Why on earth is that bad news?
for the dems
Gotta love you kucks. Celebrating one day bounce while people are dying. SMH...Stock market rebounds and/or no big virus issue = Trump wins again and gets another 4 years.