1. PREPARED BY:
Katherine Cassandra M. Nucup
BSTM1-1

2. RECYCLING
 means separating, collecting,
processing, marketing, and
ultimately using a material that
would have been thrown away.
 Recycling is a key component of
modern waste reduction and is the
third component of the
"Reduce, Reuse, Recycle" waste
hierarchy.

3. ADVANTAGES OF
RECYCLING
 Recycling minimizes the
use of landfills and
incinerators in reducing
waste.

5. ADVANTAGES OF
RECYCLING
 Recycling protects our
health and environment
when harmful substances
are removed from the
waste stream.

7. ADVANTAGES OF
RECYCLING
 Recycling conserves our
natural resources because
it reduces the need for raw
materials.

8. GOODS MADE OF
RECYCLED MATERIALS
Paper
One way of reducing waste is for
lodging establishments to select
items in packages and
containers made of recyclable
materials such as:

11.  grass, leaves, shrub and tree
clippings are recycled by
composting
 Yard Trimmings

12. Glass

13. Aluminum

14. Other Metals
• steel cans, auto bodies,
refrigerators, stoves, and others

15. Batteries
• both dry cell and wet cell
Used motor oil

16. Plastics

18. Other household items
• Includes clothes and furniture
that are often recycled by
donating them to charities or
service groups that will repair
and sell them or distribute and
use them.
This is more correctly classified
as “reuse” than recycle.

20. RECLYCLING OF WASTE
Collection
This system lies along the
spectrum of trade-off between
public convenience and
government ease and expense.

21. The three main categories of
collection are:
 Curbside Collection
 This program offers scheduled
pickup from separated,
recyclable products from the
curb.

22.  Drop-off Centers
 These are sites set up for us to
leave materials for recycling.
They serve as convenient
central pickup locations for
processors or recyclers.
The three main categories of
collection are:

23.  Buy-back Centers
 Pay consumers for recyclable
materials.
The three main categories of
collection are: