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The War on Plastic and Prosperity: Nature Is Messy
Plastic packaging is a conservation miracle that preserves food from spoilage at trivial cost and saves enormous resources compared to aluminum, paper, and other options. Using abundant, low-cost plastic means…
by Ken Braun on October 31, 2022

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The War on Plastic and Prosperity: Worshiping the Absolute Sanctity of Everything
A circular economy has also been tried and revealed to be very messy. In more primitive days of just a bit more than a century ago, we had a circular…
by Ken Braun on October 31, 2022

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The War on Plastic and Prosperity: A Greenwashing Front?
The EMF’s “funding model” is anchored in partnerships with major corporations, including many of the world’s most recognizable plastic users. This appears to fit the definition of "greenwashing," which "is…
by Ken Braun on October 31, 2022

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The War on Plastic and Prosperity: Plastic Puritanism
Even accepting for the sake of argument the Ellen MacArthur Foundation’s alarmist and dubious premise that there is a “plastic pollution crisis,” it's focus on eliminating polystyrene is odd given…
by Ken Braun on October 31, 2022

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The War on Plastic and Prosperity: Environmentally and Economically Dangerous
In addition to modern fertilizers and high-yield agriculture (two other modern miracles the reliably risible Ellen MacArthur Foundation recommends moving away from), billions in the wealthy world owe our low-cost,…
by Ken Braun on October 31, 2022