The WarOnWaste Program has three main objectives: 1. To reduce the amount of waste produced on Earth. 2. To reuse materials that can be reused. 3. To recycle all materials that cannot be biodegraded. The document provides examples of wastes, reusable materials, and recyclable materials. It also includes a quotation about the negative aspects of recycling work and how it provides little meaningful accomplishment or art.

1. WarOnWaste Program

2. Objectives: To reduce the earths wastes. 2. To reuse all the earths reusable materials. 3. To recycle all non-biodegradable materials.

3. Examples of wastes, reusable and recyclable materials:

4. Recycling Quotation: What would be a just wage for a life of carrying off other people's cans and bottles? A million dollars a year would not be enough, because such a job can be performed only by the forfeiture of the effective life of the spirit in this world. Such work is not, in the usual sense, an accomplishment. It is not productive work. The only conceivable standard for it is quantitative; it can be done thoroughly or not; one can haul off either all the cans and bottles or only some of them. It is work that by its nature cannot be good work; though it can be done carefully, it cannot be well done. There is no art in it, no science, and no skill. It's only virtue is in its necessity. But it is necessary only for a bad reason: the manufacture of "disposable" (that is, virtually worthless) products. The people for whom this work is for will be made unhappy or unhealthy if it is not done. So long at is done, they will scarcely think of it. It is work, then, then that is entirely negative in its value. Its most desirable result is to leave no visible trace.