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1.PVC pipes and house siding are the most common material made from this plastic.
2.Origin- Fossil Fuels, like oil
3.Use daily- Was the the second most used plastic in the world. It is predicted to grow to 59.1 million per year by 2020.
4.It is burned, recycled, or buried. It’s chemicals can be removed while being burnt
5.Have to go to a special plant due to the toxicity of the material.
6.Very hard to recycle with all the chemicals in the PVC pipes and stuff.
7.Can keep children and other people from getting sick.
8.http://www.chm.bris.ac.uk/webprojects2001/esser/disposing.html
According to “Buisness Wire”(This is a seperate citation from the above url).

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Used in bottles and milk gallons

Made from oil
Origin-fossil fuels
How much used/produced: 20.9 mil tons per year
Usual disposal-trash or recycling
Where recycled: carpets and clothing
Steps to recycled:melt to dispose of contaminates, made into plastic sheets, sold to manufacturers

Benefits in recycling this material: keeps plastic out of landfills and oceans

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Made from tree pulp

Origin - Plants and trees

Amount Used - Average per person: 700. 90 million tons of paper per year

Usual Disposal - Trash and recycle

Where Recycled - Recycling centers and paper mills

Steps in Recycling Process - Chop it, blend it, pulp, make paper

Benefits of Recycling this Material - Energy, save trees, reduce landfill space

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Object made from or use of: oil
Origination: fossil fuels
Amount produced or used: 2.5 mill/day
Usual disposal: recycle or trash
Where recycled: bottles, jugs
Steps in recycling process: chips, melt, form
Benefits of recycling this material: save energy, reduce landfill space
Slogan: Recycle plastic it’s fantastic

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Made from natural rubber (trees), synthetic

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Synthetic,oil rubber trees

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Estimated by 2019 that 3 billion tires will be sold globally every year.

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1. Motor oil is a lubricant used in internal combustion engines, which power cars, motorcycles, lawnmowers, engine-generators, and many other machines.
2. It comes from countries that produce petroleum
3. There is 83.6 million gallons of oil produced per day
4. Motor oil isn’t disposed. It gets changed and you can recycle it to get the contaminants out of it then you can reuse it
5. The recycled motor oil goes to a used oil company and then is cleansed of contaminants
6. Catch every drop. ... Use the correct storage container. ... Don't mix fluids. ... Remember the oil filter. ... Store used motor oil in a cool dry place until it can be recycled. ... Bring it to your local Advance Auto Parts for recycling
7. It helps the waterways where used oil is dumped
8.https://www.machinerylubrication.com/Read/706/used-oil
http://knowhow.napaonline.com/car-engine-oil-made/

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Trash and recycle

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Bottles and containers

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Chop it and form it

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Energy, reduce landfill space.

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Plastics are made from materials like oil, natural gas, and coal. There are 7 types of plastics: PET, HDPE, PVC , LDPE, PP, PE. According to British plastics federation, “only 4% of global oil production is used for plastics”

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1. Yogurt cups, ketchup bottles
2. Oil
3. 688 million tons in north america
4. Melted into new plastic
5. Recycling plant
6. Collect, melt, mold into reusable item
7. Keeps non-biodegradable pp plastic from polluting the earth
8. https://www.nontoxicrevolution.org/blog/7-types-of-plastic
https://www.plasticsinsight.com/resin-intelligence/resin-prices/polypropylene/
https://www.azocleantech.com/article.aspx?ArticleID=240
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polypropylene

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- Made from a heavier petroleum hydrocarbon base derived from crude oil.
- most of the oil that is imported to the U.S. is from Canada, but oil is a fossil fuel which is made from dead organic matter.
- Americans throw away about 42 gallons of crude oil a year.
-used motor oil can be cleaned and fully reused as a fuel oil. With even more refining it can be turned into lubricants with about a 60% yield per gallon.
-can be Recyclied at any Advanced Auto Parts.
-they run the oil through filters that pureify

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Plastic 6

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Plastics 1

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It is a silvery-white, soft, nonmagnetic and ductile metal in the boron group. Aluminium is remarkable for its low density and its ability to resist corrosion through the phenomenon of passivation. It is extracted from Bauxite
1. Aluminum is typically used to make cans.
2. It is found as a liquid in Earth’s crust and requires electricity to extract it.
3. 5,501 metric tons of aluminum are used per year.
4. It is recycled and melted down ton remove inks.
5. Cans go to a recycling facility to be melted down while chip bags do not apply.
6.
Collection of Scrap Aluminum
Sorting
Shredding
The Shredded Cans are Passed Beneath a Powerful Magnet.
De-coating
The Decoated Shreds Are Then Fed Into the Furnace.
The Holding Furnace.
Transportation of the Ingots.

7. Green house gas emissions
8. Enviro literacy and conserve energy future

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- Made from: tree pulp
- Origin: trees
- Amount used: 700 pounds per person per year
- Disposal Methods: Recycle or trash
- Recycled: at recycling plants where it is washed and cleaned of ink, plastic film, staples, and glue
- Steps to recycle: Separated, washed/cleaned, blend, pulp, and dry
- Benefits: Less trees chopped down, less landfills, and energy efficient

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1. Windows, jars, cups, solar panels. This material can be used as a container which is transparent.
2. Take sand and melt it with the high temperature of around 3000 degrees Fahrenheit. When it cools, it is a completely different material but isn’t completely solid yet. It typically has to be frozen before becoming solid glass.
3. The double-line plants cover more than a million square feet of space, and each line produces more than 600 tons of glass per day.
4. It is recycled.
5. Glass treatment plant.
6.  Crushed and melted to be molded into new items.
7. It takes less energy to re-melt it than to make new glass items.
8. https://www.berrymanglassrecycling.com/glass-recycling/benefits-of-glass-recycling/
http://www.recycling-guide.org.uk/science-glass.html
https://www.explainthatstuff.com/glass.html

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https://sciencing.com/ldpe-recycled-6360593.html

https://www.plasticsinsight.com/resin-intelligence/resin-prices/ldpe/

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Mr pa

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https://www.thebalancesmb.com/plastic-recycling-facts-and-figures-2877886

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Save the soil and recycle your oil

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Be a highflyer , recycle your tires

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Have some class, recycle your glass

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PVC.. More like Plastic 3

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“All of these plants will not be enough, cut back on paper or your life will be tough”

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Don’t be mean, recycle your polypropylene

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Don’t be tragic recycle your plastic

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Plastic fake more like drastic waste

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Objects made of: bottles
Origination: fossil fuels
Amount produced: 3.1 million tons
Usual disposal: recycle or trash
Where recycled: bottles
Steps in recycling: melt, and form them
Benefits of recycling: less has to be produced, less pollution, and less energy used
Slogan: be bombastic, recycle plastic

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Don’t be a traitor, recycle your paper