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    know that recycling one aluminum can saves enough energy to run a TV for three hours (Thinkcans, n.d.) Recycling is important in today’s world. At the rate we are exploiting the materials, I’m afraid that the world might end soon due to lack of resources. Today I will discuss the importance of recycling and how we can do our part. I will be covering why there is a need to recycle, how we can recycle and the pros and cons of recycling. Recycling should not be an option for the people. Recycling…

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    Waste recycling is a process to change renewable waste materials into products in order to prevent waste of useful materials, reduce energy usage, reduce air pollution and also reduce water pollution. It is not unusual to say that if natural resources are recklessly used one day for sure it will come to an end. The countries who are aware of this situation started to apply new preventive methods and implement them directly to stop improvidence, increase life standards and stop the energy crisis.…

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    Reprehensible Recycling As far as 13 million years ago, humans have recycled. Archaeologists find evidence that our ancestors reused flint and bone in the tools they wielded (David). Fast forward from then and recycling is still incorporated into our society. In the 1970s Donald Sanderson, a former city councilman in Woodbury New Jersey, led the effort to make recycling mandatory (Poncavage). Even today people think that a 100% recycled society is a great thing, but is it? Recycling…

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    Ruining The Environment

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    "In 2013, Americans generated about 254 million tons of trash." That's 4.4 pounds per person! Out of that 4.4 pounds we only recycled or composted 1.51 pounds per person, that's a 34.3 % recycling rate! Governor's of each state should require citizens to recycle because it saves the environment and will provide many jobs to each community. If all the citizens in america would recycle the environment would be around longer and the air would be cleaner. If we don’t recycle more we are going…

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    the world a safe place for people to live in. So why not just start recycling? Recycling is a way of reusing things like plastic bottles or an old newspaper. Some people help contribute by reusing their old things over and over, but others just use a recycling bin. People who don 't recycle help take up lots of energy and resources that makes the world liveable. Having mandatory recycling would help…

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    Recycling: More than Being Green “A glass container can go from a recycling bin to a store shelf in as few as 30 days” (“11 Facts About Recycling”). Recycling is an essential for everyone on this planet. Recycling has let us reuse millions of tons of garbage (“11 Facts About Recycling”). It may be easy for people to just recycle the appropriate materials, but some people are lazy and create more waste than they should, making it harder for the people at the recycling companies to do their job.…

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    Plastic is a convenient, strong and universally important product utilized throughout the world. However, despite plastic’s convenience and prevalence, which consumers appreciate, it is a devastating reality that the convenience of use of plastic in so many household goods comes at a very high price for our earth and the beings that live on it. With increasing amounts of plastic polluting the oceans and dangerous chemicals being emitted from plastic products, plastic is a hazard to many animals…

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    The Effects Of Recycling

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    also one of students who have sought the activities that could help the society reduce environmental problems. Therefore, I had a great opportunity to participate volunteer event as “Recycling (Do you even recycling?)”. The environmental center or E-center in University of Colorado boulder created the event of recycling in order to develop the…

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    Plastic bags drifting through the wind have many references in popular culture. From Katy Perry’s song fireworks to a random episode of Family Guy, somehow a mindless act of a piece of plastic being tossed around in the blowing wind has made an impression on today’s culture. Plastic bags, however, have been up for debate as to whether or not they should be used or banned. Some say they use up resources that we can not get back; release toxins into the air, water, and ground; kill animals that do…

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    Introduction: Nearly just about any and everything can be recycled these days such as paper, plastic, glass, etc. I believe we should go green by having a program for the recycle, just to make sure everything goes to the right place. One of the things we can do in our building (Global Solutions) we can place bins in the appropriate place with each bin having a label on them. Background: This program would be effective only if everyone is on board in the beginning phase. It’s very important to…

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