How much of reusable glass ends up as waste?
Reusable glass is widely used in various industries and households due to its durability, versatility, and eco-friendly nature. However, despite its reusability, a significant amount of glass still ends up as waste. This is primarily due to inefficient recycling practices, inadequate collection systems, and consumer behavior. In some cases, glass products may be improperly disposed of, leading to breakage and rendering them unsuitable for recycling. Furthermore, certain types of glass, such as heat-resistant glass used in ovens or phone screens, are difficult to recycle and often end up in landfills. To minimize the amount of reusable glass ending up as waste, improved recycling infrastructure, increased public awareness, and implementation of sustainable practices across industries are essential.
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