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This document discusses waste management programs and initiatives focused on reducing, reusing, recycling, refusing, recovering, repairing, restoring, and reclaiming waste. It describes programs like Waste Sensitive Communities and Less Plastic For Me that encourage more sustainable practices. It also provides details about an e-waste management program and Tetra Pak collection initiative, as well as a community waste management project called Kasa Rasa that involves residents, local government, and organizations in proper waste handling from collection to processing.
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Recycling involves separating used materials and processing them into new products in order to conserve natural resources. The most commonly recycled materials are aluminum, glass, paper, and steel. Recycling reduces waste, reuses products to extend their lifespan, and recycles materials. It is important to recycle using the 3Rs - reduce, reuse, and recycle. Recycling benefits the environment by saving trees, energy, water, and wildlife habitats while also creating jobs and saving families money. Everyone needs to do their part to recycle and help save the Earth.
Save our Environment
The document discusses ways to save the environment through reducing waste using the 3 R's - reduce, reuse, recycle. It provides tips for reducing packaging and waste, recycling common items like paper, plastic and glass, and reusing products through repair or sharing. Reducing water and energy usage through small changes at home is recommended, such as turning off taps when not in use, taking shorter showers, and only running full loads of laundry and dishes. Public awareness and proper disposal of waste can help curb plastic usage and damage to the environment. Restoring ecosystems, encouraging sustainable living, and establishing protected areas are also discussed as ways to help save rainforests and the planet.
How can you turn rubbish ?
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2. Classification of waste
Powerpoint de las 3 rs
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The document discusses the 3 R's of the environment - reduce, reuse, and recycle. It defines each of the 3 R's and provides examples of how to implement them, such as buying products in bulk to reduce packaging waste, reusing plastic bags and containers, and recycling paper, plastic, glass, and metal. Implementing the 3 R's helps cut down on waste, conserves resources and landfill space, and saves communities money on waste disposal.
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The document thanks their teacher for allowing them to do a presentation on recycling. It helped them research and learn new things. It also thanks parents and friends for helping to complete the project on time. The document discusses the three R's of reduce, reuse, and recycle. It provides examples of items that can be recycled like paper, bottles, cans. It explains the recycling process and benefits of recycling like conserving resources, saving energy, and protecting the environment. The importance of everyone participating in recycling is emphasized.
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- 3. Programmes reduce, reuse, recycle, refuse, recover, repair, restore, reclaim Waste Sensitive Communities Less Plastic for Me E-Waste Management Tetra Pak Collection
- 4. Waste Sensitive Communities reduce, reuse, recycle, refuse, recover, repair, restore, reclaim Providing professional waste management services to companies, Schools, households and communities. Collectively we recycle 7,000 kgs of waste per day from our clients Providing livelihood opportunities and strengthening the informal Sector involved in collection and recycling of waste.
- 5. Our clients reduce, reuse, recycle, refuse, recover, repair, restore, reclaim Some of our Corporate Clients Residential complexes Institutions
- 6. Waste Sensitive Schools- Segregation at source
- 8. Recycled products • Paper – recycled paper products • Plastic – used for roads and recycled plastic products such as chairs, raincoats, lower grade plastic bags. • Tetra Pak cartons – recycled paper products and roofing sheets • E-waste – plastic, metals
- 9. 90% of waste is recyclable!
- 10. Pick the least recyclable material • Plastic • Glass • Metal
- 11. Pick the least recyclable material • Plastic • Glass • Metal Plastic can be recycled at most 4 to 5 times, while glass and metal can be recycled over and over without loss of quality. Source: CERE, Mumbai
- 12. How long does it take to bio-degrade? Vegetables and fruits 3 - 4 weeks Paper 1 month Wood 10-15 years Aluminum cans 200 -300 years Plastic 450 – 1000 years Thermocol, glass, Never, Unknown
- 13. Less Plastic for me reduce, reuse, recycle, refuse, recover, repair, restore, reclaim
- 14. REFUSE A PLASTIC BAG,CARRY YOUR OWN SHOPPING BAG
- 15. United States: The Revis family of North Carolina Food consumption for 1 week Ecuador: The Ayme family of Tingo Food consumption for 1 week
- 16. reduce MORE reuse recycle landfill LESS
- 17. The 4 Rs • Reduce • Reuse • Repair • Recycle
- 18. Change. We make it happen
- 19. Welcome to waste sensitive BANGALORE REDUCE, REUSE, RECYCLE, REFUSE, RECOVER, REPAIR, RESTORE, RECLAIM
- 20. CONTACT US 431, 8th Cross, Jayanagar, 1st Block Bangalore 560 011 Ph: 416 89889 E-mail: response@saahas.org THANK YOU!
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- 23. Collection by BBMP. Further segregation in the auto:
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- 25. Dry waste management at Kasa Rasa