The Guardian Australia
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Kamikatsu achieves 80% recycling rate by sorting waste into 40 categories
The Japanese town of Kamikatsu sorts waste into 40 categories, achieving an 80% recycling rate. In contrast, Australia's recycling rate is currently stuck at 44%, with many households managing just two to four kerbside bins. Global comparisons reveal higher recycling rates in countries like Japan and Germany, which utilize more comprehensive waste separation systems.
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