Settling the debate on the benefits of curbside recycling

Eleni Iacovidou ()
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Eleni Iacovidou: Brunel University London

Nature Sustainability, 2023, vol. 6, issue 8, 881-882

Abstract: Curbside recycling is costly and performs poorly on expected environmental and economic outcomes. This raises the question of whether curbside recycling should endure or be eliminated to allow alternative services to flourish.

Date: 2023
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