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The document defines recycling as reusing items. It lists common recyclable items like glass jars, plastic bottles, cardboard, newspapers, and cans. The document notes that some items cannot be recycled and identifies styrofoam, light bulbs, banana peels and plastic bags as non-recyclable. It outlines benefits of recycling such as reducing waste, being better for the environment, and conserving energy and resources.
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- 4. Recyclables • Glass jars • Plastic water bottles • Cardboard boxes • Newspapers • Notebook paper • Plastic yogurt cups • Soda cans
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- 7. Which items do not belong?
- 8. Items that DO NOT belong in the recycle bin: Styrofoam board Light bulb Banana peel Plastic bag Were you correct?
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