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    out a plastic bottle without even thinking about where it will end up or the troubles that it could create. I know I am guilty, but I do recycle. Surprisingly not all items make of plastic are recyclable. According to the City of Jacksonville’s Recycling page plastic bags are not to be inserted into the recycle bin. It is no wonder plastic bags in up in the land fields or in our water ways. Society does not…

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    Zero Waste Initiative

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    and legislation of different states affected the recycle rate much more significantly. For VIC, WA, SA and ACT, they have strategies similar or same as ‘Zero Waste Policy’ mode. Zero Waste initiative intends to pay more attentions to reusing and recycling to reduce the disposal rate of wastes. Compared to other initiatives, cyclical flow shown as figure 3 (Curran & Williams 2012) is being emphasized and developed by Zero Waste initiative in every…

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    inevitable consequences. Do the people even know where their trash is ending up? Do they care? He informs the readers of 2 cities, Copenhagen, Denmark and Portland, Oregon. Both are known for great things, Portland is known for its reduce, reuse, and recycling; being the green state, Copenhagen is known for its wind and waste powered way of energy producing. He concludes by diving into the importance of knowing how waste affects everything around and opening eyes to what doesn’t want to be…

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    contain hazardous materials that can negative effects on both the health of the environment and humans. Many countries have started recycling e-waste but they are usually questionable operations that can allow harmful materials into the ecosystem. However there have been regulations to help combat such practices and many legitimate recycling locations can be found. From recycling many precious metals and other materials can be recovered and used in new electronics such as copper, silver, gold…

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    America wastes all sorts of other products just to make a bottle that is most likely used for one day then tossed into the trash for good. Although we can save all this time, money and other products from being wasted by recycling, America chooses not to further the recycling process. Which leaves us at destroying the environment by this steady production of mass bottled water, even though clean water could be provided to everyone on earth for an outlay of 1.7 billion dollars a year beyond…

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    The earth is being polluted more and more each day as people are tossing their trash on the ground. Millions of dollars are spent every year, making simple things such as plastic bottles, because people are sending them to landfills instead of recycling bins. The earth is becoming a dirty place and it is already beginning to impact us. The best ways to make the earth cleaner are to recycle, buy reusable items, and stop littering. The complexity of the problem of pollution on the earth is not…

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    solve the issue. According to Waste Management Regulation of Iran (as cited in Taghipour, et al., 2012), the non-recycled electronic goods will be charged 0.005% of the value of the goods produced, those collected tax will be used in supporting the recycling industries. In the meantime, it is recommended that some countries need to raise the attention in helping to reduce e-waste worldwide. In Japan, it is suggested to move the industries away from the urban areas and accelerate the…

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    We all want to make a difference in our world, so why don't we start off in our schools. Poudre High School is the third worst school in the district for recycling. Rocky, Fort Collins, and Fossil all produce under 95 tons of trash last year. But, Poudre produced 125 tons of trash. These records should embarrass the students, staff, school, and you. I’m here to address this problem to you and make a change. I no longer want to be the school that is actively contributing to school, community,…

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    Human Impacts On Landfills

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    not the trash from our homes that finds its way to ocean and landfills, there is a huge amount that comes from shops, offices, factories and other businesses. Up until now businesses, schools and people have to have to sort all their garbage for recycling but many do not have the time,…

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    Runcorn: Renewable Energy

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    he fuel that is burned at the incinerator site at Runcorn is pre-treated refuse derived fuel (RDF). (1) This type of fuel is made from industrial and commercial non-recyclable waste. This is reduces the amount of waste that reaches landfills. This site also produces huge amounts of energy which generates up to 70MW of electricity and 51 MW of heat. This will reduce the dependence of fossil fuels. This is an example of transmaterialisation as it’s the transition from fossil to renewable…

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