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Americans are increasingly selling recyclables and scrap for cash amid economic pressures, boosting informal recycling networks.
A growing number of Americans are turning discarded items into income by selling recyclables, scrap metal, and other waste materials to buyers who repurpose them.
This trend, fueled by rising material costs and economic pressures, has led to a surge in informal recycling networks, with individuals in urban and rural areas alike collecting and selling trash for cash.
While some see it as a practical way to earn extra income, others raise concerns about environmental impact and safety in unregulated markets.
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Los estadounidenses están vendiendo cada vez más materiales reciclables y chatarra por dinero en efectivo en medio de las presiones económicas, impulsando redes de reciclaje informales.