I am a child of the 80's and 90's. We learned about recycling in 1983. My family recycles. My apartment building recycles. I would not live any place that doesn't recycle. It's sad that after so many decades with 2022 coming up that EVERYTHING cannot be recycled. I understand that most food particles are biodegradable. I want to work in recycling because I UPS sure wants me to come back but I cannot full time because of lack of AC in Texas! It's 20 degrees hotter inside UPS, FedEx, and Amazon warehouses because they don't have AC. Texas is hot! I have a severe heat stroke condition where I can easily die when doing physical activity when it's over 75 degrees. Inside warehouses, without AC, if it's 100 degrees outside, it's easily 120 degrees to 130 degrees inside and yes, a lady did die of overheating. I got the dry heaves and had to quit right away after 1 month of being hired permanently with high pay, free insurance, 401K and all. I hated to do that but nothing is worth dying for.
I am a child of the 80's and 90's. We learned about recycling in 1983. My family recycles. My apartment building recycles. I would not live any place that doesn't recycle. It's sad that after so many decades with 2022 coming up that EVERYTHING cannot be recycled. I understand that most food particles are biodegradable. I want to work in recycling because I UPS sure wants me to come back but I cannot full time because of lack of AC in Texas! It's 20 degrees hotter inside UPS, FedEx, and Amazon warehouses because they don't have AC. Texas is hot! I have a severe heat stroke condition where I can easily die when doing physical activity when it's over 75 degrees. Inside warehouses, without AC, if it's 100 degrees outside, it's easily 120 degrees to 130 degrees inside and yes, a lady did die of overheating. I got the dry heaves and had to quit right away after 1 month of being hired permanently with high pay, free insurance, 401K and all. I hated to do that but nothing is worth dying for.
Awesome!!!