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    Recycling Laws

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    Recycling laws such as the GatesburgGoGreen Initiative are bogus and should not be adopted by any community in the United states. This is just another way for local goverments to abuse their power.Not only would they write tickets and fines, but they would be invading our privacy. Recycling is a great idea but, should by no means be inforced by local governments. First off, if we accept laws that force us to recycle, law enforcement will take it to extremes we never could have imagined…

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    called “Environmental Science.” I learned about many topics such as recycling. As I progressed in the class, I began to observe how people nowadays do not seem to be aware of the issues occurring within our environment. Throughout the several years I lived in the Suisun area, people do not take the time to fully throw away their trash. The problem is that most people decide to be lazy and simply liter without the process of recycling. I think that most people in the area do not seem to recognize…

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    1. Take Advantage of the Non ferrous scrap metal recycling services In the industries and factories, the production is done on a larger scale. During the manufacturing process, there is a lot of metal that becomes waste which is loitered in the surroundings. The non-ferrous scrap metal refers to scrap metal that includes copper, aluminum, lead, titanium, cobalt, zinc, nickel, cobalt, titanium, and cobalt. Usually, the non-ferrous metal scrap is generated from a wide range of the commercial,…

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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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    and long-term effects on our planet, all of which are good—how many can say that about not recycling? You don’t have to be a hippie to care about the planet or even to recycle. So, I think that kids and adults should all recycling because it protect the environment, wildlife, and also can saves energy and reduces landfills. First, recycling can protect the environment and wildlife. If everybody recycling, we reduce the need to destroy…

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    If you're planning to rent a dumpster in Philadelphia or need additional information on recycling programs, there are several aspects to keep in mind. It's important to know the the laws and resources surrounding dumpster permits, recycling centers, and hazardous waste disposal in Philadelphia. Philadelphia Dumpster Permit Requirements Dumpster rentals are vital for both residential consumers and businesses, but there are required permits depending where the unit will be placed. The fees for…

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    Sydney Vs San Francisco

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    the rate of waste production escalated along with all these factors. Sydney and San Francisco, at first sight, are considered two cities under a different system. However when the development of recycling system, collection method, and the ultimate goal are considered, similarities can be found. The recycling system of Sydney and San Francisco will me compared and contrasted…

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    and attention that recycling should be mandatory in ISA. Americans make more than 200 million tons of garbage each year due to the garbage outburst that is not recycled. I personally believe that recycling should be mandatory in ISA because the EPA system averages out that 75% of the American waste stream of garbage is only 30% recycled which isn’t even half of it. Therefore ISA should go green and have recycle bins which then the recycled items will be processed to a recycling company. One of…

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    suitable for recycling, but in many cases, not all of the materials can be recycled (Marsh & Bugusu, 2007, n.p.g.). For example, some materials, especially plastic food containers, are contaminated with oil and grease, which make them unsuitable or hard for recycling (“Identify recyclables”, n.d., n.p.g.). To give a better view about recyclables, the materials’ statuses for recycling are outlined as follows. • Papers & paperboards Sometimes, it is difficult to identify the recycling status of…

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