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Plastics.
It's fucked that the plastic symbol being in the public domain was cooped when plastics were required to be labled
But plastics like PET are recyclable?
Plastic is awful for recycling between cleaning and sorting. We spend a ton of resources to effectively recycle at best half the plastic that makes it to the facility.
Plastic also has a limit to the number of times it can be recycled.