Sweden’s WASTE-FREE FUTURE
t is 9 a.m., and 14-year-old Noah heaves his backpack into the backseat of the car. Noah and his family are about to leave their summer house near Halmstad in Sweden. But before they go, he must sort out the packaging and empty cartons for recycling. Noah and his little brother Oscar take the items down the road to the recycling station. This has become routine. “There is always a place where I can recycle my garbage,” says Noah. “This makes it easy not to
