42 min
Recycling Redemption The TodCast Podcast
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Have you ever listened to the TodCast and thought, "I wonder what it would be like if Todd and Eric actually discussed something and had the facts to back it up?"
Well, long time listener (and de facto executive producer) Abby has. She has done her homework and joined the Hersey boys to provide some clarifications on their recent "Paper or Plastic" episode in regards to recycling and sustainability.
She even gives us her sources:
Adam Ruins Going Green (Adam Ruins Everything, Tru TV)
Plastic Wars (Frontline, PBS)
Everything Americans think they know about recycling is probably wrong (Erin Bilba, NBC News)
The Litter Myth (Throughline, NPR)
Focusing on how individuals can stop climate change is very convenient for corporations (Morten Fibieger Byskov, Fast Company)
Compostable Worse Than Plastic? (Ecolunchboxes.com, interview with Céline Jennison, the founder of Plastic Tides)
How Postwar Ads Got Us Hooked On ‘Disposable’ Single-Use Plastic (XiaoZhi Lim, Huffington Post)
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Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/todd8/message
Have you ever listened to the TodCast and thought, "I wonder what it would be like if Todd and Eric actually discussed something and had the facts to back it up?"
Well, long time listener (and de facto executive producer) Abby has. She has done her homework and joined the Hersey boys to provide some clarifications on their recent "Paper or Plastic" episode in regards to recycling and sustainability.
She even gives us her sources:
Adam Ruins Going Green (Adam Ruins Everything, Tru TV)
Plastic Wars (Frontline, PBS)
Everything Americans think they know about recycling is probably wrong (Erin Bilba, NBC News)
The Litter Myth (Throughline, NPR)
Focusing on how individuals can stop climate change is very convenient for corporations (Morten Fibieger Byskov, Fast Company)
Compostable Worse Than Plastic? (Ecolunchboxes.com, interview with Céline Jennison, the founder of Plastic Tides)
How Postwar Ads Got Us Hooked On ‘Disposable’ Single-Use Plastic (XiaoZhi Lim, Huffington Post)
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Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/todd8/message
42 min