案例简介：照片由 @ lucalocatelliphoto飞机碎片在新墨西哥州罗斯韦尔被压碎回收。挖掘机用蛮力撕裂了MD-80客机的机身和内部装饰。这种粉碎是飞机退役后回收的最后阶段。大约20% 的客机可以被修复以重新投放市场; 在提取最有价值的零件之后，被拆除的飞机变成了回收的铝，最终变成了像汽水罐这样的日常物品。我参观了这个大型设施，以了解杂志的最新故事，称为 “垃圾的终结”。其中包含一些最有前途的示例，说明废物如何成为宝贵的资源。请关注我 @ lucalocatelliphoto，以了解有关可以创建更可持续世界的解决方案的更多信息。# 飞机 # 废物 # 环境 # 美国 # lucalocatelliphotoCheck Nat Geo在bio中的链接，以获取有关此故事的更多信息。标题更新: 以前的版本将其标识为推土机。

案例简介：Photo by @lucalocatelliphoto Airplane debris is crushed for recycling in Roswell, New Mexico. An excavator tears apart the fuselage and the interior trim of an MD-80 airliner with brute force. This shredding is the last phase of recycling after a plane has been decommissioned. About 20 percent of an airliner can be reconditioned to be put back into the market; after the most valuable parts are extracted, the dismantled planes become recycled aluminum, ending up in everyday objects like soda cans.I visited this massive facility for my latest story for the magazine, called "The End of Trash." which featured some of the most promising examples of how waste can be a valuable resource.Please follow me @lucalocatelliphoto to find out more about the solutions that could create a more sustainable world. #aircraft #waste #environment #usa #lucalocatelliphotoCheck out Nat Geo's link in bio for more on this story.Caption updated: a previous version identified this as a bulldozer.

国家地理 - Photo by @lucalocatelliphoto Airplane debris is crushed for recycling in Roswell, New Mexico. An excavator tears apart t

案例简介：照片由 @ lucalocatelliphoto飞机碎片在新墨西哥州罗斯韦尔被压碎回收。挖掘机用蛮力撕裂了MD-80客机的机身和内部装饰。这种粉碎是飞机退役后回收的最后阶段。大约20% 的客机可以被修复以重新投放市场; 在提取最有价值的零件之后，被拆除的飞机变成了回收的铝，最终变成了像汽水罐这样的日常物品。我参观了这个大型设施，以了解杂志的最新故事，称为 “垃圾的终结”。其中包含一些最有前途的示例，说明废物如何成为宝贵的资源。请关注我 @ lucalocatelliphoto，以了解有关可以创建更可持续世界的解决方案的更多信息。# 飞机 # 废物 # 环境 # 美国 # lucalocatelliphotoCheck Nat Geo在bio中的链接，以获取有关此故事的更多信息。标题更新: 以前的版本将其标识为推土机。

国家地理 - Photo by @lucalocatelliphoto Airplane debris is crushed for recycling in Roswell, New Mexico. An excavator tears apart t

案例简介：Photo by @lucalocatelliphoto Airplane debris is crushed for recycling in Roswell, New Mexico. An excavator tears apart the fuselage and the interior trim of an MD-80 airliner with brute force. This shredding is the last phase of recycling after a plane has been decommissioned. About 20 percent of an airliner can be reconditioned to be put back into the market; after the most valuable parts are extracted, the dismantled planes become recycled aluminum, ending up in everyday objects like soda cans.I visited this massive facility for my latest story for the magazine, called "The End of Trash." which featured some of the most promising examples of how waste can be a valuable resource.Please follow me @lucalocatelliphoto to find out more about the solutions that could create a more sustainable world. #aircraft #waste #environment #usa #lucalocatelliphotoCheck out Nat Geo's link in bio for more on this story.Caption updated: a previous version identified this as a bulldozer.

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国家地理 - Photo by @lucalocatelliphoto Airplane debris is crushed for recycling in Roswell, New Mexico. An excavator tears apart t

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