Ending Waste (Ireland's waste) EE15 EP3

Even though landfill usage in Ireland has dramatically reduced, we're still producing enormous amounts of waste.
Some is shipped abroad, some recycled, some will go to Dublins new incinerator yet plastic is still turning up in our water and our food.
Duncan travels to NUIG in Galway and uncovers worrying research there which sets him off on a journey to discover what communities and businesses in Ireland are doing to reduce, reuse, recycle and rot.

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Bangin vid

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Couldn't agree more

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A man of culture I see

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Jude says Ur fat

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MO SALAH IS THE BEST PLAYER IN THE WORLD

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Also fati is better than ferran Torres

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In Canada, the prouducers and the supermarkets are not allowed to dump unsold food stufs because it's against the law . They have to report it so it can be collected by charities., no unnecessary waste everyone's a winner with full bellies. We need a European Union law like this. The spin of from this law is astounding. It has opened doors for start up business to happen. We'll done Canada 👊✋

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Umm that seems to be the problem with every nation....

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In Ireland people throw on the ground their finished spicy bag packaging from local Chinese or domino’s boxes even when council bin is located just few steps away for them. So with such attitude you can forget about recycling for the next 150 years. It is still 3rd world’s mindset here

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Umm that seems to be the problem with every nation....