[Research] PA Material Sciences and Environmental Destruction
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I used to work as a Weighmaster at a landfill & recycling center so I know it’s true but it still amazes me that aluminum foil will never degrade. It can be shredded and/or reduced to a particulate state but unless it is actually melted down & recycled it will be there forever .... guess the cockroaches will be able to store their Twinkies in it!
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