As the impressive tonnage rattles and roars through the plant, high-tech machinery winnows steel cans from aluminum cans, from glass, from paper, from cardboard, from Styrofoam, from numerous other kinds of plastic. The cavernous echoing facility is the separation site for the 800 tonnes of “recyclables” that Toronto's waste management department collects daily from blue bags and bins around the city. On the morning of May 3, 2016, at the Canada Fibers plant on Arrow Road in northwest Toronto, a worker spotted something abnormal and quickly sounded the alarm.
0 kommentar(er)
