What plastic goes into the incinerators?

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Mondulkiri, Cambodia › Waste & Reuse › What plastic goes into the incinerators?

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  • 23/04/2024 at 1:08 pm #7664
    James Parker
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      Dear EWB staff,

      What type of plastic is burnt in the school incinerators (e.g LDPE and HDPE)? Also what form of plastic bottles are sold (“People can sell plastic bottles to waste collectors” -Design area 7 waste and reuse background)?

      Thanks

      26/04/2024 at 9:09 am #7675
      Sai Rupa Dev
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        Hi James,

        Thanks for reaching out. Mostly LDPE, but certainly some amount of HDPE.

        Your usual PET bottles that they might sell soda or water in. Hope that helps.

        Cheers,
        Sai

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