中共又從新考慮局部放寬3年前的洋垃圾禁令,改善原材料需求。 #洋垃圾
Three years ago, China announced that it was done importing “foreign garbage.” Henceforth, countries like the U.S. and Japan, major exporters of old boxes, newspapers, and plastic bottles, would need to find somewhere else to ship their junk. The decision pummeled recycling programs and companies around the world. Now the government says it will complete the work and nearly eliminate such imports by the end of the year.
The good news is that at least some officials are thinking pragmatically. By agreeing to reclassify certain imports, such as brass and aluminum scrap, they’re creating a face-saving means of ensuring that foreign recycling can still play a role in China’s economy. Steel scrap will likely be reclassified too. And, for now, millions of tons of scrap paper and cardboard continue to flow into the country’s ports. That’s good for China's economy and even better for the environment, which will benefit if the post-Covid recovery uses as much recycling as possible.
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