Not sure yet, but it does feel very sturdy.

How does it hold up? I'd be worried that it would slip out under load - I always get the hotglue - filled heat shrink tube, super versatile stuff.

Not quite the same thing, but our metro landfill is used as a source for methane for the city. The city has been doing this for twenty years. Most of the city buses as well as heavy municipal trucks (like garbage trucks or snow plows) were converted to run on methane. The methane recovered from the landfill powers all of these city vehicles and even has excess production that is piped into the municipal natural gas pipelines so that retail, commercial and industrial consumers can use it too.

And maybe try to get recyling rates that have two digits.

That's why I hate capitalism so much as I grow older. Can't afford being stewards of the environment. Drives me crazy

It's all a cost-question. Most of these materials cost more to recover, than to buy new. But that will surely change in the future, and it's good that we increase focus on it already from the start.

I've wondered for a while if this shouldn't be more of a thing. Even if we don't have the tech to do it well now just sorting the stuff out for the future makes sense to me