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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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    What is Better Than Recycling? No, wait before you dump the trash! Have you ever been told to sort through your trash? Not all, but a few have. Several families recycle all the time, unlike others. Some people may not even know what recycling is or know of the innovations that is involved. Most people do not because they think it does not change much and others do not because they do not get paid for it. Many would like to propose that recycling should be mandatory everywhere in the United…

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    Recycling Argument Essay

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    Recycling protects the environment by reusing old paper to reduce the amount of trees that are cut down. Again, industrial waste is the main source of pollution. Recycling industrial products cuts out a huge amount of pollution. Recycling has many other benefits besides protecting the environment and reducing pollution. It reduces energy consumption, global warming, and the amount of waste in landfills. Recycling is also judicious and promotes sustainable…

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    Recycling In North America

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    In this essay I will be discussing my research findings on the positive impact recycling has on the environment of North America. . Recycling has always been advocated in various ads in television, schools, and posters all over North America. Recycling is the process of collecting things that would usually be garbage and converting them it into reusable material. Recyclable material can be found in things we buy everyday such as a soda can, plastic container, newspaper, etc. The quantity of the…

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    Recycling Isnt Enough

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    Recycling Isn’t Enough According to the article "Recycling" in opposing viewpoints, recycling is the process of recovering, reprocessing, and reusing waste materials that would otherwise be discarded (Gale 1). We recycle for many reasons, one being to conserve resources and money, another being to try and reduce our carbon footprint but is it enough. According to an article entitled “Numbers”, 1,643 Pounds of trash generated per person in the U.S. in 2005, the most recent year for which data…

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    Recycling Research Paper Ever since elementary school, we’re taught to recycle. They usually do not tell us why it’s so important to recycle or what it does for the world, but they just say to recycle. So some adhere to what we’re told and others just pass it by as if it were nothing. Maybe if we were told why we should do it, more people would actually take the time out of their day and recycle. When we here the word “recycle,” we think of soda cans, water bottles, and plastic material, but…

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    Why Is Recycling Bad

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    Recycling is bad For the past seven or so years a huge message sweeping the nation has been recycle, recycle, and recycle. Many people say that it will help with another huge issue, global warming. They also say that it will also save money, but they are wrong. Recycling is not the amazing thing that everyone is talking about. When people do not recycle they save money, they pollute less, and when someone does recycle they are not really doing anything. When people do not recycle they save…

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    have been spent and invested in the recycling industry. Now why would someone spend one hundred and eleven million dollars on the recycling industry one may ask, the answer is simple... economy benefits. Recycling can lower capital cost, make us use 80 to 90 percent less energy, lower our consumption of fossil fuels and could produce more products that benefit our overall economy. As for a negative aspect, recycling has none. According to the article, the recycling industry may have "a dirty…

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    Although recycling is now common across the country, there is still much room for improvement. The EPA estimates that seventy five percent of municipal solid waste is recyclable, but the US only recycles about thirty five percent. Improving recycling rates is one way that we can ensure a sustainable future of waste management. One example of a successful recycling program is in San Francisco where they enforce mandatory recycling and composting, the goal: zero waste by 2020. They have already…

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    Trash Police Recycling

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    Recycling in the United States has been a huge deal over the years. Like the passage states we the citizens of the US do have these green, blue, and black trash cans. Us average people dont always take into consideration the color of the trash can we just throw stuff in. However not everything we throw in is just trash. Most things for example food, such as apples, bananas, oranges, all these different fruits and vegetable help plants and other things grow. One of the main issues i can…

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