Posted 07/20/2011 04:41 am
I wonder when scrap plastic will be considered an investment?
Humourous question?
Perhaps not.
Most plastics are derived from waste products left over from the oil / gas refining process. Oil reserves as everybody knows, are a limited non renewable resource. When they have served their purpose, they are just thrown away, and, as such are quite capable of stuffing up our environment.
Today, plastics are an essential material category for any modern society, and, as such, are much less valued than they should be. No oil, no plastics.
So get out there, and collect your scrap bullion plastics, you could be a billionaire in 50 years' time!
Humourous question?
Perhaps not.
Most plastics are derived from waste products left over from the oil / gas refining process. Oil reserves as everybody knows, are a limited non renewable resource. When they have served their purpose, they are just thrown away, and, as such are quite capable of stuffing up our environment.
Today, plastics are an essential material category for any modern society, and, as such, are much less valued than they should be. No oil, no plastics.
So get out there, and collect your scrap bullion plastics, you could be a billionaire in 50 years' time!
