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    Recycling By: Will Pulvermacher Don't you think it would be great to know you did something to change the world for the better, well you can. by Recycling it takes little effort but makes a big change for the world Because it is better than putting them into big landfills and having them go to waste and it helps us conserve our natural resources. Today peoples opinion on recycling is very high nowadays because, people recycle to help the environment and to not run out of the natural resources..…

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    Recycling the Family Clunker Automobile end-of-life dismantling and recycling is a major business. Recycle, Renew, Reuse are buzzwords used to promote the recovery and salvage of items that still have value. Auto recycling is $22 billion per year industry in the United States. The term auto recycling includes recycled auto parts for both domestic, and depending on the part, foreign buyers and using the remaining auto shell as food for both the crusher and steel mill fodder. Auto…

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    reduce. Recycling, the solution to the waste dilemma, provides a plausible reality in which individuals can contribute to reusing materials in hopes that they will better off the planet. Materials in which individuals are trashing, are decomposing into gasses harmful to the atmosphere, and are contaminating local water sources. Because of this, individuals will need to actively participate to save the…

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    Recycling around the around has been implemented for more than a decade now, especially here in the United States. Recycling materials, such as plastic and aluminum, can help demonstrate a practical way in keeping the environment healthy and clean. People who accompany in this practice of recycling can change the outlook by encouraging others and future generations in saving the earth. In other countries, there are methods and policies in maintaining an orderly fashion to promote a sustainable…

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    Recycling is one way to reduce the waste taken to landfills. Recycling is also the process we use to reuse recovered items. In my household, we recycle aluminum cans, glass, newspapers, plastic bottles, and magazines because I care about the environment. Recycling is good for the environment because it conserves our natural resources, it saves energy, and it reduces pollution. The problem is that we need to convince the community to recycle more than they are doing. We need to convince…

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    to the company 's recycling program. The current program lacks direction and consistency and does not scream "Go Green!" A few of the key changes needed are prominently labeling recycle bins, replacing current supplies with recycled products, and encouraging the employees to conserve resources. Forming a group of volunteers, who are eager to "recycle, re-use, and reduce" will kick start these office changes with excitement! This "Green Team" can enforce the necessary recycling changes in the…

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    Preserve Recycling to Preserve the Land Over the past decade, the topic of recycling has blossomed into one of most frequently disputed topics amongst society. Researchers across the world have completed studies attempting to prove one way or the other as to if the benefits of recycling outweigh the setbacks of it. Students have been taught the saying, “Reduce, Reuse, Recycle!” for an extended period of time now, yet, should schools still teach students the three R’s? The answer is yes.…

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    and completing a loop,” says Kate Warner (Shulman). Recycling is a practice familiar to mankind since 400 B.C, though the word itself can trace its origin back to 1922 in regards to industrial processes and in 1960 for the reuse of waste material. Recycling has been a common practice in the efforts to help the economy as seen during war and post-war eras with the gathering of scrap metals, paper, bottles and so forth. Over the decades, recycling has grown thanks to technological advancements.…

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    critical in dealing with waste, it is no longer applicable of the dominated strategy of landfill; thus the recycling of reusable waste has become highly potential to mitigate the outrage problem faced by the nation. From all those different projects of recycling, one is wood recycling project. The wood recycling project deals with wood recycling and related activities. The focus of wood recycling project is to collect waste of various conditional and shapes of timbers and then…

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    expressway. I am writing with some concerns some residents and i have regarding making recycling mandatory in Oklahoma City, because we throwaway reusable waste that can be recycled. This will help reduce the amount of waste coming from our homes, factories and some businesses. Recycling should be mandatory for everyone because it can lead to a clean environment, conservation of materials and the creation of jobs. Recycling will help creates a clean natural environment in most communities in…

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