The Overlooked Environmental Impact of Disposable Vaping

I have had only great experiences with online shopping, but the last 2 times I ordered vape juice, they were mentholated. I ended throwing away 4 brand new bottles of ejuice. I was told to email the manufacturer and their response was about my taste buds. I have purchased coils, pods, and ejuice from you without any trouble until around early spring. Apologies for the wordy message. I’m just extremely disappointed and a chunk of change poorer. Can anything be done? My local smoke shop can no longer sell the fruit juices that greatly appease my sweet tooth.

I believe it’s in the term itself labeled “disposable” meaning meant to be wasted.
Otherwise we’d call it recyclable.
Therein lies the problem, when we literally produce things designated as intended for waste.
If people could understand that what the actual definition of what the product is, perhaps they would think wisely in making choices that were more rational, therefore creating less waste.
Now since none of these products are recyclable across the board, then we must consider buying them in the first place.
Also what are these people that think it’s wise to purchase such items just to throw them out their car window once they’re done with them !? So although the product is creating waste the people are treating it as if their world is a landfill to begin with. This type of disgraceful behavior is literally why we should be ticketing in the US for litter on a very aggressive basis.
Then we must consider, that all items
are more likely to end up on the streets because they simply were lost. But it’s funny I’m more likely to see a vape line on the ground along the road than I am to see someone’s wallet cell phone or keys.
So I often don’t think these things are unintentionally dropped.

Perhaps we should start making things more biodegradable or even compostable.
The term compostable sounds nice , but it still needs to be put into a facility that can make it compostable and therefore degrade properly.
Currently compostables do not degrade in landfills. they were not intended for that there is no biodegrading in a landfill. So just because you collect your dog’s poop in a compostable bag and then throw it in a The landfill means it’s not going to biodegrade it’s just going to create more trash that causes methane and other chemical releases into our air and water.
He’d be better off collecting your dog’s waste and composting it yourself in your backyard by burying it properly.
We here in America seem to solve one problem only enough to sell it to someone not actually solving the problem at all. Problem solving in America equates to profit.
Our entire society worldwide is in need of people educating their choices and realizing the convenience of food, cars, smoking, even their homes they entertain, are creating a waste that has an incomprehensible impact on our current and future lives.
It might be better that we learn to live without, instead of overindulge at this point.
If we must purchase, then we must make better choices on the purchases we have and we should speak out more against and to companies on making their items safer for the environment and therefore safer for use.

Are there any facilities that have put a procedure in place like taking them to the dump in a designated location?