2. Introduction
• Welcome to our Presentation Everyone.
• What is Recycling? Recycling is a sustainable practice
that conserves resources and reduces waste by
collecting, processing, and transforming used materials
into new products. It has historical roots but has gained
importance due to increased consumption and
environmental concerns. Recycling conserves natural
resources, reduces energy consumption, and minimizes
landfill usage. It fosters economic growth by creating jobs
and promoting eco-friendly industries. It raises public
awareness about sustainable living and responsible
consumption.
3. Relevance of recycling habits
• The relevance of recycling habits is super important in today's world. Like,
seriously, you can't even imagine how much it matters! Here's why:
• Saving Our Planet: So, like, the Earth is our home, right? Recycling helps keep it in good shape.
When we recycle stuff, we use less of the Earth's resources, like trees and metals, which is a big deal
for the environment.
• Less Trash Everywhere: Nobody likes trash piling up everywhere. When we recycle, we make less
trash, and that's a win-win. It means we don't have to deal with overflowing landfills and less pollution.
• Helping Wildlife: Recycling isn't just about us humans; it's about all the creatures too. When we
recycle, we're kind of helping them out by reducing habitat destruction and pollution that hurts wildlife.
• Policy Development: Policies are like the recycling rulebook. They set the standards and goals for
recycling. Good policies make recycling easier and encourage more people to do it. So, policy
development is like our roadmap to a greener future, making sure recycling is a top priority and
helping save the planet. 🌍📜💚
4. Target Population and the reason
• Our target population was adults between 30 – 50
years.
• We decided to focus on adults aged 30 to 50 as our target
group because, well, they've got some serious life
experience under their belts. I mean, they've been around
the block, right? They've seen and learned a lot, and that
can be super helpful for what we're doing. So, we're tapping
into their wisdom and insights to make our research/project
even better. 🌟😊
• As in the pie chart, I have provided the percentages of male
and female that have done the survey: Male: 70%, female:
30%
5. In-This Presentation
• In this presentation you will see :
• The answers that the people who did the
surveys.
• What options did they choose?.
• How many percentages of the answers did they
choose?
• What kind of opinions did they have?
• And finally the conclusion.
8. 3.) How do you recycle your goods?
• The answers from the people we asked questions was mostly on recycling
plastics these are some ways to recycle plastics:-
• Collection: Collect the plastic material that is to be recycled.
• Sorting: Sort the plastic from other materials and also into the different
types of plastic.
• Washing: Wash the plastic.
• Resizing: Resize the plastic.
• Identification and separation of plastics: Identify and separate the different
types of plastic.
• Compounding: Reprocess the plastic into pellets to be used in new
products.
9. 4.) What do you Know about recycling?
• The answers from the people we surveyed mostly said that recycling is the
process of converting waste materials into new materials or objects. Here
are some examples of recycling.:-
• Recycling paper, cardboard, metal, plastic, glass, and textiles by
separating them from general waste and sending them to recycling
facilities.
• Reusing plastic containers, cardboard boxes, wrapping papers, and other
items for storage or other purposes.
• Composting food and garden waste to produce organic fertilizer for the
soil.
• Donating old clothes, batteries, electronics, and other items to charities or
organizations that can use them.
10. 5.) Where do you recycle your goods?
• The answers from the people we surveyed mostly said that they
recycle in the dumpster/dustbin. Here are some examples of
recycling.:-
• Buy secondhand, recycled or, at the very least, recyclable goods in the first
place.
• Repair and reuse.
• Upcycle.
• Donate or share with others.
• Watch your wastage.
• Take old printer ink cartridges for recycling at office supply stores like Staples or
Office Depot.
• Turn your old eyeglasses case into a sewing kit.
11. 6.) Why is recycling important?
• The answers from the people we surveyed mostly said "To maintain a
better environment". Here are some of the benefits of recycling.:-
• Conserving natural resources.
• Protecting ecosystems and wildlife.
• Reducing demand for raw materials.
• Saving energy.
• Cutting climate-changing carbon emissions.
• Cheaper than waste collection and disposal.
12. 7.) Do you recycle your old-worn dresses and
shoes?
13. 8.) Do you have different separate bin for
recyclables at home?
15. 10.) Will you continue to teach about recycling
for your coming generation?
16. Conclusion
• Alright, so, wrapping things up on recycling habits, it's pretty clear that
we all need to jump on the recycling bandwagon. I mean, come on, it's
a no-brainer! We're talking about saving the environment, cutting down
on waste, and making our planet a better place to live.
• But it's not just about us, it's about our kids and grandkids too. We're
shaping the world they're going to inherit, and recycling is like a gift we
can give them.
• So, let's do our part, recycle those cans, papers, and plastic bottles.
It's not that hard, and it makes a huge difference. Plus, it's kind of cool
to be an eco-warrior, right? Let's keep our planet green, clean, and
awesome for generations to come! 🌍♻️😎
