Sweden’s recycling success has reached new heights, leading to a shortage of waste and imports from other countries to sustain its recycling plants.
Since 2011, less than 1% of household waste has gone to landfills, making Sweden’s model a beacon of environmental progress.
In contrast, the UK faces challenges despite advancements in recycling rates. Brexit and budget cuts may hinder progress.
Sweden’s success stems from a national commitment to environmental care, including early adoption of green policies and strong public awareness.
While critics debate the impact of incineration, Sweden’s focus remains on …
