disadvantages of 4r principles
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1. Recycling tons of garbage will require separate factories.
This could result in more pollution and energy consumption for cleaning, sorting, storing and transporting waste materials. The need for extra bins for different kinds of trash will also be needed. This can equate to more trucks to pick them up, increasing air pollution.
2. Recycling will produce pollutants, including chemical stews after breaking down the waste materials.
This can hurt the environment further, if not planned well.
3. Recycling is not always cost-efficient.
In fact, it can result in net loss year after year. The cost of putting all the junk in landfills will only cost $50-$60 per ton, while recycling will cost around $150.
4. Recycling can increase low quality jobs.
These include sorting garbage, cleaning toxins and doing other manual and intensive labor. This can result in low morale, low income and poor quality of life in a community.
This could result in more pollution and energy consumption for cleaning, sorting, storing and transporting waste materials. The need for extra bins for different kinds of trash will also be needed. This can equate to more trucks to pick them up, increasing air pollution.
2. Recycling will produce pollutants, including chemical stews after breaking down the waste materials.
This can hurt the environment further, if not planned well.
3. Recycling is not always cost-efficient.
In fact, it can result in net loss year after year. The cost of putting all the junk in landfills will only cost $50-$60 per ton, while recycling will cost around $150.
4. Recycling can increase low quality jobs.
These include sorting garbage, cleaning toxins and doing other manual and intensive labor. This can result in low morale, low income and poor quality of life in a community.
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