rich1.0LA Plant Genetics (npub1t9…pzk8f)https://yabu.me/npub1t9kyquvrjucafpkqd0eejf5ehudremllhv9a9dj5serln7ny7zns0pzk8fnjumphttps://yabu.meWell, the plastic is going somewhere, and if it went to commercial facilities, there might be more incentive to reduce the volume (as opposed to just sending them to a landfill). Also, you can compost some plastics, as the article you linked noted. I feel like the more barriers to composting (must be free of x, balanced ratios of y & z, etc.), the less of a climate solution composting becomes. Composting should be just set it up & forget it until it is done.