The thread about nappies made me think.I remember when I was a child there were five of us in the house, and we had one dustbin for all our rubbish. It was mostly ashes from our coal fire, and most of our rubbish was burnt, as food was wrapped in paper, and cans were few and far between! My mother shopped every day, and there was no plastic packaging. Milk came in glass bottles, as did lemonade, both of which were reused.
This makes me wonder, were the fumes from the coal fires really worse for the environment than today's "disposable" items and energy used for recycling?
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