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2. What is recycle?
Recycling is the process of converting
waste material into new materials and
objects. The recycle ability of a material
depends on its ability to reacquire the
properties it had in its original state.

3.  It’s an alternative to “conventional” waste
disposal that can save material and help
lower greenhouse gas emissions.
Recycling can prevent the waste of
potentially useful materials and reduce
the consumption of fresh raw materials,
thereby reducing: energy usage air
pollution (from incineration), and water
pollution (from land filling)

4.  Recycling is a key component of modern
waste reduction and is the third
component of the “Reduce , Reuse and
Recycle” waste hierarchy.
 It promotes environmental sustainability
by removing raw material input and
redirecting waste output in the economic
system

5. Recyclable materials : the following materials
can all be placed in the mixed recycle containers:
Glass , paper , metal , tires , textiles and
electronics
Aluminium foil , trays
Cardboard
Plastic bottles , tubs

6. How plastics can be recycled
Plastics recycling includes taking any type of
plastic sorting into different polymers and then
chipping it and then melting it down into
pellets after this stage it can then be used to
make items of any kind such as plastic chair
and tables . Soft Plastics are also recycled such
as polyethylene film and poly bag.

7. How recycling can reduce pollution ?
Solid waste material that ends up in landfills
causes air pollution in form of methane gas
emissions.
Recycling more waste reduce the amount of
methane that escapes into the air.
Recycling also reducing the production of virgin
resources which process contributes to pollution.

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