A Complete Reuse of Materials
While many countries are getting the hang of it, an almost perfect recycling process is yet to be developed. The problem is that even our current ability to re-purpose and process plastics, paper, metals, and glass, is not as efficient as it can be. In most processes, some of the resources can be lost and the waste from the process could contribute to any existing pollution issues. It is estimated that in around two decades, we will be able to utilize 99.9% of any recycled materials with only a 0.01% waste, which could be repurposed as fertilizer.
The Interest of Society for Sustainability is Rising
Each day more and more people are interested in repurposing materials in the comfort of their own home. Of course, major recycling is done in large factories that have a fully automated process, but some folks have decided to take matters into their own hands. This applies to both reusing old materials and also generate their own energy. It is very likely that the number of people in the future that will utilize individual sustainable energy sources will skyrocket.
