Take a trip back to 1960 and only 7% of items that consumers needed were properly recycled. It wasn't the highest percentage of recyclables, but recycling was new. We had a land developer nearby who disposed of his trash and broken appliances in a sand pit that he'd later bury and build a house over it. [...]The post What Will Recycling Look Like in the Future: A Glimpse at Upcoming Technology appeared first on RecycleNation.
