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Old 10-15-2007, 12:48 PM
Roland32 Roland32 is offline
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Default Re: The case for recycling

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Perpetual growth is infinite growth, and resources are finite. So wouldn't a "problem" with resources depend on the timeline?

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Sure. So what do you think the timeline is? The market is signalling, through prices, that recycling is a less efficient way of obtaining these resources. The timeline *does* get factored in - but so does the *present value* of the resources that would be used *now* to recycle.

If you want to pay someone extra to process your trash, and be an "early adopter" that's fine with me. I'm not a big fan, however, of the fact that I am charged extra for my city-provided sanitation services so they can recycle my trash whether I want them to or not.

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I'll agree with that
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