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17. Aug. 2020 · By reviewing what is probably the World’s largest collection of science, I discovered that almost everything we’ve been told is simply untrue. I don’t care if people are against plastics based on the facts, but at present people are against plastics based on clear, unsubstantiated lies.
30. Apr. 2022 · The Plastics Paradox. by. Chris DeArmitt. Topics. Plastic, Micro Plastic, Microplastic, Environment, Climate Change, Science. Collection. opensource. Most of what we believe about plastics and the environment comes from internet gossip, which is notoriously unreliable.
The Plastics Paradox is the first and only book to reveal the truth about plastics and the environment. Based on over 400 scientific articles, it dispels the myths that the public believe today.
Plastics Paradox By Chris DeArmitt
The paradox of plastic Plastics are an indispensable part of our economic growth and a vital part of our journey toward a lower-carbon future. Since 2004, for example, automobile fuel efficiency has climbed 29% while related greenhouse gas emissions have fallen by 23%.
Yes – we can be sure that mechanically recycling plastic (remelting it) is good because in depth, peer-reviewed scientific studies conclusively show that recycling plastics places less burden on the environment than using new plastic does. Recycling plastic saves material, saves energy, reduces waste and so on. For example, it has been ...
The Plastics Paradox is the first and only book to reveal the truth about plastics and the environment. Based on over 400 scientific articles, it dispels the myths that the public believe today. We are told that plastics are not green when in fact, they are usually the greenest choice according to lifecycle analysis (LCA)
