This is an interesting article. I found it on pcmag.com.
"Over the last couple of decades it’s become
easier to recycle almost everything. But even if you’re fastidious about
sorting your paper, cans, and bottles, you might not have thought too
much about what happens to them or other recyclable products once they
leave your hands. You can probably imagine without too much trouble what
happens to some of them, such as those made of glass or metal, but
others might be more difficult to picture.
Take, for example, printer ink cartridges. If you own an inkjet
printer, you're undoubtedly aware of how many you go through, and thus
what's necessary to dispose of them. Sure, you can just throw them away,
but there are potentially more attractive options for both you and the
environment. An increasing number of wholesale and office supply stores
are providing ways for you to return your empty cartridges to both help
out the environment and get in-store discounts. But once you turn over
your cartridge, isn’t the process of turning it into another one
probably pretty complex?"
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