I’m stuggling to believe you were “one of those poor people” in Mexico and your dad was kidnapped in Hondouras.

I think I’m getting conflicting anwsers. Another person says you can melt certain types of plastic.

Follow up: why are soda bottles hard to recycle? You suggest it has something to do with their ability to hold pressure. Why does that make them hard to recycle?

Nah, if I understood the article correctly they need to mix a bit of the pyrolysis material with a lot of new material and make a product to claim it’s made recycled. They can’t just burn the material and claim they’re making products from recycled plastic.

The plaintiffs in Los Angeles said the soda companies were claiming that the bottles were continuously recyclable, when in reality, plastic bottles can be recycled only once, if at all.

How’s that work? Like how can someone tell a bottle has been made with recycled plastic?