These colorful clogs are made by machines that melt plastic pellets at high temperatures before injecting them into molds to form their shape. But after learning how they’re produced, you might think twice about wearing them again. Many of these slippers and clogs are not made from new plastic — their raw materials often come from old plastic barrels, discarded containers, or even mixed waste gathered from landfills. These scraps are crushed and blended with chemical additives to make the plasti

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