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This is the dangerous part. its the glass and inside coated with lead. >> this is lead on the back. >> yeah and its a vacuum so you dont want to crack it because then everything flushes out and you get a cloud of toxic dust. see how the size fits there? >> thats one of the tags? >> yes. >> whats it made of? >> a circuit board, antenna, micro controller and a cell phone modem. >> thats smart. we have to attach the tag securely and stealthily so it can stow away secretly with my waste. >> its like...

Are subsidized. >> until we start subsidizing things like that, we put garbage in the ground. >> yeah. >> the technology to take your waste and turn into something different is out there but not on scale and not where its economically viable. it will happen over time. the question is, do we want it to happen faster and whos paying for it, me, the skurps or the government? >> until sustainability is the rule and not the exception, i feel theres more i can do to stop the cycling of waste and the a...

Recycle and forces you to look at the choices you make. i feel im the guy when you throw the tin can, cant put it in the recycling bin? whats wrong with you? so get ready. going to be watching. and there it is. all the way from brooklyn. this will be its final resting place. when you say im going to throw something away, this is what away looks like. this is where the majority of trash in america is going to end up. bye, little bag. see you when i see you. theres something very sad about the lan...

Its a lot of work, i can see why these guys are so well compensated. a senior sandman can make upwards of 90 grand a year. not bad. finally, after hours of collection and tons, literally, of trash, weve arrived at my block. theres my bag of garbage that i put in yellow bags, be able to track it, chase it. see where it goes. and there she goes. what a day. i worked an entire shift, cleared the garbage from my neighborhood, and its only lunchtime. >> home again, home again. but for my garbage, taf...

You get. inside youll find little triangular pieces with bite marks on the beaches out to sea. almost like these little bits. yes. >> so break it down, mechanics will crush them and then fish do their fair share. >> reducing the big bottles to smaller pieces. >> what is the reason theyre chewing on it? >> the plastic itself looks like their food source or a biofilm on there. >> once something hits the ocean, how far can it go? >> it can go anywhere. the plastic doesnt always cross the equator. t...

Bags, it would require certain stores to levee a fee on thicker multi-use bags. >> the bill authorizes the use of this thicker plastic bag, only in america would it say support the plastic bag on a plastic bag five times the size of the current plastic bag. okay? >> but wouldnt it be shifting public action, we tart get real reusable bags. >> if the plastic bag did not exist, we would hope someone would invent it. i think we need the conversation from eliminating this product to how can we captur...

For convenience and go through like saying, i want this big bloody meat thing, and this jar of stuff, and you throw mitt the buggy and shop and get out. what starts to happen is that everything slows down. when you are doing this, and you have to prepare for that, because people are not ready for this way of shopping and buying things, but we are going to get there. have you ever had anybody want o ocome to buy anything in a jar? >> you are good for it, and it is good for the environment, and we...

Triangular pieces that match the bite marks. almost like these little bits. yes. >> so break it down, mechanics will crush them and then fish do their fair share. >> reducing the big bottles to smaller pieces. >> what is the reason theyre chewing on it? >> the plastic itself looks like their food source or a biofilm on there. >> once something hits the ocean, how far can it go? >> it can go anywhere. the plastic doesnt always cross the equator. theres a few points the currents go north or south....

Things like that, we put garbage in the ground. >> yeah. the technology to take your waste and turn into something different is out there but not on scale and not where its economically viable. it will happen over time. the question is, do we want it to happen faster and whos paying for it, me, the consumers or the government? >> until sustainability is the rule and not the exception, i feel theres more i can do to stop this cycle of waste, and the answer might be back at my own home. after witn...

Whs is letters. >> eric: the closest between the main street media and obama, did they not say we are going to let the felony rabbit out, chase it. its a big one. >> they make sure the rabbits are bigger. they dont let the rabbit go in a cage. >> dana: put rabbit in a room of shiny mirrors and they are like this. >> bob: these rabbits are true. one thing, one thing, john sununu, one of the spokes people. he said that obama has to learn to be an american. sleazy -- >> andrea: that is not what he ...