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Same with any part of the process.

We worked out how to use most of the gunk we suck up to minimise waste but now people would rather cut trees down and throw the residue into landfill than just use it.

https://elements.visualcapitalist.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/TESTVCE-Barrel-of-Crude-Oil_8.jpg Same with any part of the process. We worked out how to use most of the gunk we suck up to minimise waste but now people would rather cut trees down and throw the residue into landfill than just use it.

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You can make a pyrolysis reactor and turn your waste plastics back into basically kerosene, so I wouldn’t say that the plastic is an unusable byproduct.