Comment by wlonkly 1 month ago What's the *e*-waste from a record and sleeve? 3 comments wlonkly Reply creatonez 1 month ago PVC releases potentially harmful vapors and is difficult to properly dispose of. skeeter2020 1 month ago records rarely end up in waste, and the relatively small amount of waste from production is not where we should be focusing our energies. knollimar 1 month ago You're right it's probably not ewaste. I think the record is entirely wasted along with the energy to produce it. The sleeve is the only value if you don't play it
creatonez 1 month ago PVC releases potentially harmful vapors and is difficult to properly dispose of. skeeter2020 1 month ago records rarely end up in waste, and the relatively small amount of waste from production is not where we should be focusing our energies.
skeeter2020 1 month ago records rarely end up in waste, and the relatively small amount of waste from production is not where we should be focusing our energies.
knollimar 1 month ago You're right it's probably not ewaste. I think the record is entirely wasted along with the energy to produce it. The sleeve is the only value if you don't play it
PVC releases potentially harmful vapors and is difficult to properly dispose of.
records rarely end up in waste, and the relatively small amount of waste from production is not where we should be focusing our energies.
You're right it's probably not ewaste. I think the record is entirely wasted along with the energy to produce it. The sleeve is the only value if you don't play it