The World's Transition to Renewable Energies

[Leonardo17]

I agree. But the technology is available (and lucrative too):
 
https://youtu.be/b8eYFpzNBa8?t=42
 
The truth about recycling in general is that most governments don’t really care. Many governments are simply exporting plastic rather than to invest into recycling centers. And that’s a problem of mentality. This lady here isn’t even producing plastic waste anymore:
 
https://youtu.be/ZT0uqEPzbd0
 

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If we were to rethink our consumption habits, for example if we had places to refill most if not all of our packages (I’m thinking shampoo, cleaning supplies, coffee, sunscreen – basically everything that comes in a bottle of some sort - ). We could decrease the production of plastic very rapidly.
 

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But when we talk about nuclear, there is no solution in sight yet. And the whole production and management of nuclear plants and nuclear waste is very carbon-producing. But it still beats typical fossil fuel energies.
 
The same dilemma is present in E-Vehicles. But still, when you do the math, they are also better than thermal cars (within 5 to 10 years of usage if I am correct).