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'Politicians silent' on renewables technology waste ending up in landfill

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First published at 00:35 UTC on July 2nd, 2021.

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Waste from renewables technology - such as solar panels - can't be recycled and is ending up in landfill, yet the politicians "are silent," according to Sky News host Alan Jones.

"No one has yet found a way to deal with the junk…

Waste from renewables technology - such as solar panels - can't be recycled and is ending up in landfill, yet the politicians "are silent," according to Sky News host Alan Jones.

"No one has yet found a way to deal with the junk when solar panels reach their used by date - apart from digging holes and burying them," he said.

"Politicians are silent on all of this and believe that somehow this stuff leads to a better environment."

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