How to go greener and the 3rs
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This document provides information on how to go greener through reducing, reusing, and recycling. It notes that 500 billion plastic bags and 40 million plastic bottles are discarded each year. Reusing items can replace single-use products, reduce disposal needs, and create jobs. While reusing requires cleaning and may be less efficient, it is more sustainable than single use items. Reducing means consuming fewer resources by avoiding packaging and buying in large or refillable containers. Recycling converts waste into new materials, prevents useful materials from being wasted, reduces energy consumption, decreases pollution, and fights global warming.
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- 2. CONFUSING ASPECT OF EARTH 500 billion plastic bags are used each year. PLASTIC BAGS are made up of hazardous chemicals. 40 MILLION PLASTICS BOTTLES DISCARDED EACH YEAR SOLUTION???
- 3. 3 VITAL WAYS IN GOING GREENER REDUCE REUSE RECYCLE
- 4. REUSE
- 5. REUSE DEFINITION • Is the action or practice of using an item. • For its original purpose (conventional reuse) • Or to fulfil a different function (creative reuse or repurposing)
- 6. REUSE 1. ADVANTAGES Replace many single use products. Reduced disposal needs and costs. can bring sophisticated, sustainable, well paid jobs to underdeveloped economies.
- 7. REUSE 2. DISADVANTAGES • Requires cleaning or transport. • Could be hazardous or less energy efficient. • Need to be more durable than single-use products. • Takes time.
- 8. REUSE ◦ 1. ◦ 2. ◦ 3. Examples 1. Save packing materials 2. Donate used clothing 3. Purchase Reusable Products.
- 9. REUSE
- 10. REUSE ◦ DEFINITION • Refers to the process of consuming less resources. • The most essential way is to avoid creating it. • Each people create 4.3 pounds of waste each day
- 11. AVOID PACKAGING
- 12. BUY LARGE ECONOMY SIZE PRODUCTS
- 13. BUY ITEMS IN REFILLABLE PACKAGES
- 14. RECYCLE
- 15. RECYCLE DEFINITION • Is the process of converting waste materials into new material. • The recyclability depends on ability to reacquire the properties in original state. • Can prevent the waste of potentially useful materials.
- 16. RECYCLE ADVANTAGES. 1. Reduced Energy Consumption. 2. Decreased Pollution. 3. Considered Environmentally Friendly. 4. Fights Global Warming.
- 17. RECYCLE BOOKS AND UNUSABLE PAPERS
- 18. RECYCLE PLASTIC BOTTLES AND CANS
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