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64% of Germany's plastic waste is incinerated instead of being recycled

By Info60 World Desk•Summary of reporting by Chemeurope•Sep 22, 2026•0 views•
64% of Germany's plastic waste is incinerated instead of being recycled
Plastics are an integral part of our lives: our clothing is made of synthetic fibers, our household appliances have plastic casings, and our food and hygiene products are packaged in plastic. And when we no longer need these items, they often end up in waste-to-energy plants or in rivers. 660 metric...
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