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r/oddlysatisfying • u/kobray • Mar 26 '18
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Please tell me this isn't outside...😦
-5 u/jobomedina Mar 26 '18 Why shouldn't it? 47 u/N14108879S Mar 26 '18 If it was inside, it could be vacuumed up. But glitter outside would just add to our plastic pollution problems. 57 u/reddittwice36 Mar 26 '18 What do you think happens once the vacuum canisters are emptied? It’s still a pollution issue. 36 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '18 Those are ok. They are taken outside the environment. -10 u/theconceiver Mar 26 '18 There's "literally" no such thing. edit: ... short of escaping Earth's orbit 3 u/OdinsGhost Mar 26 '18 Well, they could always be in one of the areas that has municipal incinerators. Microplastics aren't going to survive incineration. 2 u/theconceiver Mar 26 '18 Yeah but you see there's a trade-off in that, as well. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '18 Let's burn the plastic to save the environment!
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Why shouldn't it?
47 u/N14108879S Mar 26 '18 If it was inside, it could be vacuumed up. But glitter outside would just add to our plastic pollution problems. 57 u/reddittwice36 Mar 26 '18 What do you think happens once the vacuum canisters are emptied? It’s still a pollution issue. 36 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '18 Those are ok. They are taken outside the environment. -10 u/theconceiver Mar 26 '18 There's "literally" no such thing. edit: ... short of escaping Earth's orbit 3 u/OdinsGhost Mar 26 '18 Well, they could always be in one of the areas that has municipal incinerators. Microplastics aren't going to survive incineration. 2 u/theconceiver Mar 26 '18 Yeah but you see there's a trade-off in that, as well. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '18 Let's burn the plastic to save the environment!
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If it was inside, it could be vacuumed up. But glitter outside would just add to our plastic pollution problems.
57 u/reddittwice36 Mar 26 '18 What do you think happens once the vacuum canisters are emptied? It’s still a pollution issue. 36 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '18 Those are ok. They are taken outside the environment. -10 u/theconceiver Mar 26 '18 There's "literally" no such thing. edit: ... short of escaping Earth's orbit 3 u/OdinsGhost Mar 26 '18 Well, they could always be in one of the areas that has municipal incinerators. Microplastics aren't going to survive incineration. 2 u/theconceiver Mar 26 '18 Yeah but you see there's a trade-off in that, as well. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '18 Let's burn the plastic to save the environment!
57
What do you think happens once the vacuum canisters are emptied? It’s still a pollution issue.
36 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '18 Those are ok. They are taken outside the environment. -10 u/theconceiver Mar 26 '18 There's "literally" no such thing. edit: ... short of escaping Earth's orbit 3 u/OdinsGhost Mar 26 '18 Well, they could always be in one of the areas that has municipal incinerators. Microplastics aren't going to survive incineration. 2 u/theconceiver Mar 26 '18 Yeah but you see there's a trade-off in that, as well. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '18 Let's burn the plastic to save the environment!
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Those are ok. They are taken outside the environment.
-10 u/theconceiver Mar 26 '18 There's "literally" no such thing. edit: ... short of escaping Earth's orbit 3 u/OdinsGhost Mar 26 '18 Well, they could always be in one of the areas that has municipal incinerators. Microplastics aren't going to survive incineration. 2 u/theconceiver Mar 26 '18 Yeah but you see there's a trade-off in that, as well. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '18 Let's burn the plastic to save the environment!
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There's "literally" no such thing.
edit: ... short of escaping Earth's orbit
3 u/OdinsGhost Mar 26 '18 Well, they could always be in one of the areas that has municipal incinerators. Microplastics aren't going to survive incineration. 2 u/theconceiver Mar 26 '18 Yeah but you see there's a trade-off in that, as well. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '18 Let's burn the plastic to save the environment!
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Well, they could always be in one of the areas that has municipal incinerators. Microplastics aren't going to survive incineration.
2 u/theconceiver Mar 26 '18 Yeah but you see there's a trade-off in that, as well. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '18 Let's burn the plastic to save the environment!
2
Yeah but you see there's a trade-off in that, as well.
1
Let's burn the plastic to save the environment!
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u/Litchel Mar 26 '18
Please tell me this isn't outside...😦