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Recycling involves taking materials that have been used and making new products from them, which reduces pollution by using less money, energy and resources from the Earth. Everyone can recycle common items like paper, plastic, glass and metal either at home, school or work by separating recyclables from trash that is then collected and processed into new materials. Common recyclable items include aluminum cans, cardboard, glass bottles, plastic bottles, newspapers and more.
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This document discusses waste management strategies focused on reducing, reusing, and recycling (the 3 Rs). It notes that as a nation we are generating more garbage and running out of landfill space. The 3 Rs approach aims to reduce waste at the source, find ways to reuse items to prevent waste, and recycle materials that can't be reduced or reused. Specific examples are given of items that can be reduced, reused, or recycled to help address the growing waste problem and its threats to health, safety, and the environment.
The 3 R's of Nature.
This document discusses reducing waste and practicing the three R's of the environment: reduce, reuse, recycle. It notes that Americans throw away large amounts of packaging waste each year and that most garbage ends up in landfills where it takes a long time to decompose. The three R's - reduce, reuse, recycle - are presented as ways to create less waste. Specific examples are given for each R, such as buying items with less packaging, reusing containers and bags, and recycling materials like aluminum, plastic, paper and cardboard. The document also discusses biodegradable waste and how it can be composted to reduce use of chemical fertilizers.
Save the earth
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 the earth
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.
Q4-M4 Recycling.pptx
Recycling involves transforming items that have served their original purpose into new goods instead of throwing them away. There are two main types of recycling: internal recycling which reuses waste from manufacturing, and external recycling which reclaims materials from worn out products. Recycling provides advantages like reducing pollution, conserving resources, and stimulating innovation. Common materials that can be recycled include paper, plastic, glass, fabrics, metal, and yarn wastes which can be made into various articles and home items through recycling. The document encourages proper waste management and recycling.
Environmental project 2010
The document discusses recycling and Alianza's GREEN Project 2010. It defines recycling as reusing products or materials. Recycling has benefits like reducing pollution, saving energy and trees. The project will have students collect plastic bottles, batteries and caps to recycle. Students will educate their classes about recycling and pick up materials weekly to bring to a recycling factory, playing an active role in caring for the environment. Small recycling efforts individually make a big collective impact.
Recycle
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.
Refuse reduce reuse recycle
This document discusses the principles of reduce, reuse, and recycle and provides examples of each. It defines reduce as using less of something to create less waste. Reuse means using items in their original form or passing them on for others to use instead of throwing them away. Recycle is collecting and processing used materials to make new products rather than throwing them in the trash. The document lists many items that should be recycled like plastic bottles, paper, and electronics. It emphasizes that recycling conserves natural resources and reduces pollution.
Garbage Dumping
Waste management involves the collection, transport, processing, and disposal of waste materials. It aims to reduce waste's impact on health, the environment, and aesthetics. Common waste management practices include landfilling, incineration, recycling, composting, and recovering resources and energy from waste. The best way to reduce waste is to prevent its production in the first place through practices like reuse, repair, and reducing disposable products.
Recycling
This document provides information about what items can and cannot be recycled. It lists common recyclable items like paper, plastic bottles, glass bottles and jars, cardboard, food and beverage cans, batteries, and electronics. Items that should not be recycled include broken glass, garden hoses, and sewing needles because they can be dangerous for recycling workers or cause disruptions to recycling machinery. The document also outlines the benefits of recycling and provides tips for recycling at home and in public places.
Recicle
The document discusses recycling and waste separation in Spain. It explains that glass, paper/cardboard, and packaging like cans and plastic bottles can be separated into green, blue, and yellow bins respectively. Organic waste goes in brown bins. The waste is then collected, sorted at separation plants, and either recycled, sent to landfills, or used to generate energy. Recycling reduces waste, pollution, and the use of natural resources by reusing materials rather than extracting new raw materials from the environment.
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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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Recycling Reduce Reuse
- 1. Recycling
- 2. What is recycling? Recycling means taking things you have finished using and making brand new things with them.
- 3. Why should I recycle? Making new things from recycled ones takes less money, less energy, and less of the Earth’s resources. That’s how there is less pollution.
- 4. Who recycles? Everyone can recycle. You can recycle at home and at school. Your parents and other adults can recycle at work.
- 5. How does recycling work? Recycling starts with people separating their trash. These are collected by recycling trucks, processed and then sold to make new products.
- 6. What are recyclable materials? • Don't throw away anything that can be recycled! Acid Batteries Aluminum Cans Building Materials Cardboard Chemicals Electronic equipment Glass (bottles and jars) Lead Magazines Metal Newspaper Oil Paint Paper Plastic Bags Plastic Bottles Steel Cans Tires
- 7. What are recyclable materials? • Don't throw away anything that can be recycled! Acid Batteries Aluminum Cans Building Materials Cardboard Chemicals Electronic equipment Glass (bottles and jars) Lead Magazines Metal Newspaper Oil Paint Paper Plastic Bags Plastic Bottles Steel Cans Tires