I might not be right but I’m not as wrong as you T-shirt

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Science is full of exceptions to the rule and that is why in any debate, science or otherwise, it’s possible to not be 100% correct but to be more correct than another person. Besides, some people argue their point while totally wrong, based on too narrow a series of references. We move forward by consensus which in itself can sometimes be wrong. The important point is to keep moving forward and expanding our knowledge.

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Our so called progress has pumped so much CO2 into the atmosphere through the burning of fossil fuels, coal, oil, gas and wood that we now have levels not seen for millions of years. In fact levels haven’t been this high since before the current series of ice ages started 2.58 million years ago. CO2 and other gases through a rather complex series of interactions essentially allow short wave energy from the sun in but do not let long wave energy out. This has raised the temperature of the atmosphere and more importantly the seas and oceans. It’s now well past the time that we need to change our ways and reduce our emissions of CO2 and other greenhouse gases.

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Sustainability-inspired cell design for a fully #recyclable #SodiumIon battery

Tiefeng Liu, Yaping Zhang, Chao Chen, Zhan Lin, Shanqing Zhang , Jun Lu

Nature Communications, 2019 Apr 29

"Effective #recycling technologies represent a solution to the #sustainability and environmental consequences of spent #RechargeableBatteries . Here, the authors show a bipolar electrode design that allows not only good electrochemical performance but a closed loop of material use for sodium ion batteries."

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Sustainability-inspired cell design for a fully recyclable sodium ion battery

Large-scale applications of rechargeable batteries consume nonrenewable resources and produce massive amounts of end-of-life wastes, which raise sustainability concerns in terms of manufacturing, environmental, and ecological costs. Therefore, the ...

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Packamama Lands $1M Grant to Revolutionize Wine Industry with Low-Carbon, Recyclable Bottles

Packamama, a leading innovator in packaging, has secured a government grant totaling $1 million. The funds will bolster their efforts to develop and perfect an advanc…
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Packamama Lands $1M Grant to Revolutionize Wine Industry with Low-Carbon, Recyclable Bottles

Packamama, a leading innovator in packaging, has secured a government grant totaling $1 million. The funds will bolster their efforts to develop and perfect an advanced circular polymer win…
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First fully recyclable, sub-micrometer printed electronics could reshape how displays are made

Electrical engineers at Duke University have demonstrated the ability to print fully functional and recyclable electronics at sub-micrometer scales. The technique could impact the more than $150 billion electronic display industry and its environmental impact while providing a toehold for U.S. manufacturing to gain traction in a vital and quickly growing industry.

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#WordWeavers 2025.10.07 — How does the world your characters inhabit deal with garbage?

Glad you asked! This is a deep background feature that's an Easter egg in all the Reluctance Series stories.

Plastic does not exist, nor do fossil fuels. Instead they use organic compostable material and things like wax. As a result, other than glass, there is no transparent packaging, only translucent. Everything is made from wood, wood by-products, natural fiber, metal, vegetable oils, glass, rock, minerals, cement, and ceramic. What they rely on for energy instead of electricity does allow the creation of some exotic materials, but nothing that can't be rendered down and reused. Electronics don't exist, despite it being an Interstellar civilization. When you visit a grocer, you either buy containers or bring your own. A grocery is a combination of bulk bins you'd find in a bulk store, a produce market, and shelves stocked with bottles, tins, cans, and boxes. Cooked or prepared food will be wrapped in wax paper or Chinese-style folding boxes (typically for takeaway meals), or foil wrapped. Takeaway drinks come in paper, sometimes waxed. Pure water is free, spigots are ubiquitous, and everyone carries a metal or water-proof fabric flask. (It is horribly hot by our standards so everyone sweats; water is a health issue.) Even clothing is reducible; rayon, silk, and rarely leather versus our nylon. People routinely clean discards; everything is rendered and reused. People do that work to earn coin.

Reusable containers and objects, and recycling, are never detailed in the stories other than in passing. You might see someone washing something before tossing it, or opening a Chinese-style folding box (instead of a styrofoam clamshell) and pulling chopsticks from their hair to use them. It might seem like a colorful detail, but it is part of a world free of human created forever-trash.

Editorial Note: It amazes me how even the most recyclable packaging will contain some tiny bit that isn't recyclable: cellophane or a plastic transparent covering, or plastic bits inside caps, for instance a plastic spout in a glass vinegar bottle. Spray cans used to be metal, even the top and sprayer. Even consumer friendly stores that routinely work with suppliers to produce unique products, for example Trader Joe's, repeatedly market new items in completely non-recyclable packaging that could obviously be made recyclable if they insisted. Cheap, easy, and irresponsible end-of-life handling will eventually render the Earth into a rubbish heap. We should be holding packaging companies responsible for end-of-life disposal cost (arguably the material's greatest expense). Such pressures would force them to invent reusable recyclable packaging. /End of editorial.

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Breakthrough battery is fire-safe, water-based, organic, durable, and recyclable

Researchers in Japan have developed a new organic polymer that is water-soluble and also easily recyclable, a breakthrough that could lead to a new generation of safer and greener batteries.

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