Recycling processes used materials (waste) into new products to prevent wasting potentially useful resources and promote a less full-wasted environment. Some benefits of recycling include getting more organized, improving the local environment through reduced waste quantities, and using organic residues for gardens. Recycling is part of reducing, reusing, and recycling resources, which is good for individuals, communities, and the economy while also reducing one's carbon footprint.

2. It’s the action of
processing used materials
(waste) into new products
to prevent waste of
potentially useful
materials.
What’s that?

3. Umm… But, Whydo we do it?
Well, If we recycle,
is because we don’t
want a full-wasted
environment.

4. As many other eco-actions (the 3R, clean energy, etc.),
the first you get is the feeling of give a piece of sand
to the earth healing. But also you can get the following
benefits:
• You’ll get more organized, because of the
responsibility of recycle every period of time (e.g. I
recycle paper each month, so I tidy up my home and
office)
• You also should turn your little action into a big
action in your community. If you can do it, you’ll get a
better environment, because of the low-waste
quantity.
• Organic residues, if they’re well separated, are good
for your garden/backyard.
OK.So,What Do WEGET WITHTHIS?

5. As we told you, you can do the 3R.
This is the popular phrase: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle:
Reduce: Use less quantity of plastic and non-
reusable things. You better ought to use organic
things.
Reuse: If the your old-fashioned wall clock broke,
there are many pieces that you can reuse, in
ecological projects.
Recycle: The same thing we’ve just told you!!!!!!
What else can youdo?

6. Of course, but I hope you’ve learned something
about recycling:
In conclusion:
• Recycling is good for you, your home, office,
community, garden and economy!
• You’ll feel better recycling
• You can do something else to give your sand
piece.
REDUCE YOUR CARBON FOOTPRINT
OK.That’s it?

7. Thanks