by Jeremy

Interesting facts

2014-11-04 06:21:46 UTC

The
recovery and reuse of materials from spent products—called recycling

Facts

pearsjt — 2014-11-13 06:20:15 UTC

The making of paper cuts down trees

The making of paper wastes water

The making of paper is un-effeicient

3 R's

2014-11-13 06:21:35 UTC

Reuse

Reduce

Recycle

What is recycling? What does it require?

2014-11-13 06:22:01 UTC

Recycling is taking something old and making it into something new.

Requires a waste product to be returned to a factory where it is remade into either the same product or something different.

Where to get advice about recycling?

2014-11-13 06:24:58 UTC

It is best to check with your local council for details about recycling in your area.

Putting in the wrong materials can contaminate recyclables.

Reuse

pearsjt — 2014-11-24 05:58:10 UTC

We can reuse stuff throughout our household by:

Making paper products (excercise books, notepads, etc) at home

Use both side of a peice of paper

Store reusable items in a bin where they can be used for later

Using jars, bottle etc in the kitchen

Stopping Paper Wastage

pearsjt — 2014-11-24 06:24:38 UTC

We can stop paper wastage in Forrest Library by having more recycling bins in the library that are clearly labeled and easy to get to. Another great idea to stop wastage is to reuse paper products to make pieces of art, or give them to younger children who can use them.

pearsjt — 2014-11-24 06:34:23 UTC