Coleccionar vinil faz mal ao ambiente

Why Collecting Vinyl Is Actually Terrible For The Environment

Vinyl’s boom could be the environment’s loss.

As has been widely reported, vinyl is currently enjoying two of its best years of sales in over a quarter of a century. Not only are more vinyl records being produced than ever before, but these records also make up an ever-increasing share of the total amount of albums on the market. While for the vinyl obsessed, an exploding infatuation with vinyl is a cause for celebration, the effects of this fascination may reach beyond just the environment of the modern music industry.

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Que eu saiba um vinil não se usa e deita fora... :p

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Que eu saiba um vinil não se usa e deita fora... :p

Then, there is the composition of the vinyl itself. The “magic material”, Jordan explains, is PVC. “If you break down PVC, you get deadly chlorine gas and heavy metals. Its service life also comes into question. Without lead used as a stabilizer, you can expect your family to be absorbing toxic particles from your vinyl collection as it ages.” In other words, it increases the prevalence of asthma and allergies in households and “is nearly impossible to recycle on a consumer level, and very dangerous and inefficient to recycle on an industrial level.”

Se o problema fosse só o vinil
Computadores e meio ambiente

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Se o problema fosse só o vinil
Computadores e meio ambiente

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