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The document discusses the concepts of reduce, reuse, recycle, repair, and reject (the 5Rs) as ways to promote sustainability. It provides a visual diagram showing the 5Rs in a circular form to represent their interconnected relationship in creating less waste. Links are included for additional information on the 5Rs approach.
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