Bugs eating the bags does not really solve the problem, as producing the bags consume valuable and non renewable petrochemicals, and ultimately the microbal processes will end up releasing CO2, which would otherwise have been bound up for 1000 year in the buried bags
Bugs eating the bags does not really solve the problem, as producing the bags consume valuable and non renewable petrochemicals, and ultimately the microbal processes will end up releasing CO2, which would otherwise have been bound up for 1000 year in the buried bags