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I wonder if there is a way to use the method here (https://www.chemistryworld.com/features/recycling-clothing-the-chemical-way/4010988.article) to break down plastics to their base elements and separate them. Some could be burnt but other reused in various different combinations. After all, where there's muck there's money and lots of people scavenge century old waste sites for stuff to recycle and reuse. Perhaps we can even put out some of the underground coal, old tyres and peat that have burned for decades too?

[QUOTE="Foo Fighter, post: 449174, member: 11864"] I wonder if there is a way to use the method here ([URL]https://www.chemistryworld.com/features/recycling-clothing-the-chemical-way/4010988.article[/URL]) to break down plastics to their base elements and separate them. Some could be burnt but other reused in various different combinations. After all, where there's muck there's money and lots of people scavenge century old waste sites for stuff to recycle and reuse. Perhaps we can even put out some of the underground coal, old tyres and peat that have burned for decades too? [/QUOTE]

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