The Scottish government has announced plans for what it describes as an"ambitious" deposit return scheme for drinks containers.
Under the scheme, consumers would pay a 20 pence deposit when buying a drink, which would be refunded if they return their bottle or can for recycling. Roseanna Cunningham, Scotland's environment secretary, described the proposed scheme as"ambitious in scale and scope." Draft legislation on the plans will be published later this year.
Go, Scotland, go!
Need to THINK BIGGER - consider a machine that will break down all 'trash' into elements. Tuned to the 'frequency' of elements - THE GREAT TRASH REDUCER. Picture a plasma/laser type field/array…. then... ZAP! Back to elements - easy peasy...REUSE & have a great day. becareful
So after another one public gathering to protest climate change some people can earn money. Can we return protestors? Free!
What about tin cans
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