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1. The document proposes installing a reverse vending machine at Tongji University's Tongi Siping campus that will allow students to return beverage containers in exchange for redeeming points or topping up their transit cards. 2. Recycling beverage containers reduces litter by 75% or more while conserving 5% of the energy used to produce containers from new materials. 3. The machine would be located at the supermarket, canteen, and entrance for public use to encourage recycling and raise environmental awareness on campus.
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The document discusses alternatives for waste control and processing that are environmentally friendly and beneficial to society. It recommends reducing waste production through the 4Rs - reduce, reuse, recycle, and replace. Recycling all waste and returning it to the economy or environment is one promising alternative that would create an environment free of waste while increasing economic benefits. The waste disposal methods must ensure every part can be optimally composted or recycled rather than mixing waste streams, which can damage materials' value and pollute substances meant for recycling. Implementing the 4Rs in daily life and consumption habits can help process waste sustainably.
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The document discusses alternatives for waste control and processing that are environmentally friendly and beneficial to society. It recommends reducing waste production through the 4Rs - reduce, reuse, recycle, and replace. Recycling all waste and returning it to the economy or environment is one promising alternative that would create an environment free of waste while increasing economic benefits. The waste disposal method must optimize composting and recycling of each part, rather than mixing waste which can damage materials' value. Implementing the 4Rs in daily life, such as reducing single-use plastic bags, reusing containers, recycling goods, and replacing disposable items, can help process waste effectively while supporting sustainable development.
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The document discusses alternatives for waste control and processing that are environmentally friendly and beneficial to society. It recommends reducing waste production through the 4Rs - reduce, reuse, recycle, and replace. Recycling all waste and returning it to the economy or environment is one promising alternative that would create an environment free of waste while increasing economic benefits. The waste disposal methods must ensure every part can be optimally composted or recycled rather than mixing waste streams, which can damage materials' value and pollute substances meant for recycling. Implementing the 4Rs in daily life and consumption habits can help process waste in a sustainable way.
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The document discusses alternatives for waste control and processing that are environmentally friendly and beneficial to society. It recommends reducing waste production through the 4Rs - reduce, reuse, recycle, and replace. Recycling all waste and returning it to the economy or environment is one promising alternative that would create an environment free of waste while increasing economic benefits. The waste disposal method must optimize composting and recycling every part, rather than mixing waste which can damage materials' value. Implementing the 4Rs in daily life, such as reducing single-use plastic and replacing disposable goods, can help process waste in a sustainable way.
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The document discusses alternatives for waste control and processing that are environmentally friendly and beneficial to society. It recommends reducing waste production through the 4Rs - reduce, reuse, recycle, and replace. Recycling all waste and converting it into new economic and natural resources is presented as one promising alternative that could create an environment free of waste while boosting the economy. The most important priority should be reducing waste rather than always focusing on increasing waste amounts. Waste disposal methods must optimize composting and recycling of each part, rather than mixing waste which can damage potentially reusable materials.
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The document discusses alternatives for waste control and processing that are environmentally friendly and beneficial to society. It recommends reducing waste production through the 4Rs - reduce, reuse, recycle, and replace. Recycling all waste and returning it to the economy or environment is presented as one promising alternative that would create an environment free of waste while increasing economic benefits. The most important priority is reducing waste rather than always focusing on increasing waste amounts. Composting or recycling all parts of waste optimally is better than mixing waste streams, which can damage materials' value and pollute substances that could otherwise be recycled.
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The document discusses alternatives for waste control and processing that are environmentally friendly and beneficial to society. It recommends reducing waste production through the 4Rs - reduce, reuse, recycle, and replace. Recycling all waste and returning it to the economy or environment is presented as one promising alternative that would create an environment free of waste while increasing economic benefits. The most important priority is reducing waste rather than always focusing on increasing waste amounts. Composting or recycling all parts of waste optimally is better than mixing waste streams, which can damage materials' value and pollute substances that could otherwise be recycled.
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The document discusses alternatives for waste control and processing that are environmentally friendly and beneficial to society. It recommends reducing waste production through the 4Rs - reduce, reuse, recycle, and replace. Recycling all waste and returning it to the economy or environment is presented as one promising alternative that would create an environment free of waste while increasing economic benefits. The most important priority is reducing waste rather than always focusing on increasing waste amounts. Composting or recycling all parts of waste optimally is better than mixing waste streams, which can damage materials' value and pollute substances that could otherwise be recycled.
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The document discusses alternatives for waste control and processing that are environmentally friendly and beneficial to society. It recommends reducing waste production through the 4Rs - reduce, reuse, recycle, and replace. Recycling all waste and returning it to the economy or environment is presented as one promising alternative that would create an environment free of waste while increasing economic benefits. The most important priority is reducing waste rather than always focusing on increasing waste amounts. Composting or recycling all parts of waste optimally is better than mixing waste streams, which can damage materials' value and pollute substances that could otherwise be recycled.
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The document discusses alternatives for waste control and processing that are environmentally friendly and beneficial to society. It recommends reducing waste production through the 4Rs - reduce, reuse, recycle, and replace. Recycling all waste and returning it to the economy or environment is presented as one promising alternative that would create an environment free of waste while increasing economic benefits. The most important priority is reducing waste rather than always focusing on increasing waste amounts. Composting or recycling all parts of waste optimally is better than mixing waste streams, which can damage materials' value and pollute substances that could otherwise be recycled.
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