China Is Burning Trash — and They’re Doing It Right

There really is no need for landfills when you have advanced technology.

China Is Burning Trash — and They’re Doing It Right

While the West drowns in plastic and debates landfill bans, China is turning garbage into energy — and now they’re literally running out of trash.

Over 1,100 waste-to-energy plants across China burn 800,000+ tons of garbage a day, generating power and cutting down on overflowing landfills. It’s clean, it’s efficient, and in many cases, it’s better than burying it for 300 years.

And yet, of course — the Western media attacks it.

They call it “greenwashing” or “toxic,” but don’t mention:
— China’s top plants use world-class filtration and emissions tech
— Incineration reduces waste volume by 90%
— And every ton of trash can power homes for weeks

Why wouldn’t we want this?

Because China made it work, and that threatens the narrative that only “liberal democracies” know how to solve big problems.

China is solving a global waste crisis and generating power doing it.
That’s not dystopian — it’s smart.