I just can't see a trash getting removed from nature as being a bad thing.,(reply>), A large portion of it is probably just going to get moved to a different spot in nature.,(reply>), @roguishpaladin I'm sure the clean up crew would be happy to bring a pile of radioactive trash and sludge to your house for posterity's sake 😂,(reply>), @Jeffrey Mason The point is that future generations may find value in what we deem as trash. The reason Superman #1 is so valuable is because so many people deemed it trash and disposed of it destructively. A shard of pottery from the classical Greek era is a treasure now, but to them it was trash. There's a balance between the two extremes of hoarding everything and recycling/destroying everything, and this video is trying to make the case against recycling/destroying everything. Now, it doesn't mean that the majority of this trash shouldn't be disposed of in some fashion, but don't underestimate the value of these things either.,(reply>), @Antti Pyykkönen What? The museums are full of glass from 100 years ago. We have tons of that stuff, it isn't like this is some prehistoric find. It's a dump, a disgusting beach that is radioactive. Anything worth preserving has been picked over by people over numerous decades that you could go there and dig around.,(reply>), @Antti Pyykkönen it's a dump though.