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Lego plans to make half the plastic in bricks from renewable materials by 2026
(www.theguardian.com)
this post was submitted on 05 Sep 2024
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amazing, yes, finally, sustainable plastic pollution everywhere
sustainably microplastics in my blood
sustainable sea turtle murder
sustainable endocrine disorders
Not sure if people realize that Lego has spent a lot of money to engineer a recyclable Lego brick that has the same exact quality as the old ones that they want to get rid of specifically for the environment. The only next best thing to this would be to shut Lego down.
Nope, not good enough. No more plastics, anywhere, ever.
I had someone on here tell me unironically that buying an electric car for my next car and recharging it off solar power on my house was just as bad as driving a gas guzzler everywhere due to microplastics from the tyres and the carbon cost of manufacturing the car.
I think some people on Lemmy won't be happy until life is loincloths and spears again.
There's a lot of astroturfing with regard to EVs unfortunately.