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Reuse & Repurpose

It's very tempting to throw things away or even drop them in a recycling bin when we are done with them. Is there a better way?

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Give garbage a new life!

alina_

Everybody knows that our environment is endangered today, but very few people want to know why and how to cope with this problem. Various forms of pollution are happening due to some careless human actions: lead to water and air pollution, land and soil pollution, and to many other unwanted effects, which ultimately affects the nature and human health. Such way, we are killing our planet! But we can fix everything! Probably everyone wants to live in a pure world, but not where around the landfill. One way of preserving the purity is processing waste: metal, paper, glass, plastic and organic waste. For example, instead of buying a new plastic bottle of water, you can just fill the old, or at least, do not throw to the ground, and in a special box, for further processing. With regard to the paper, it also should not be simply thrown away. Gathering wastepaper, we will save a lot of trees from destruction. Perhaps few people know that just one regular office, which employs 10 people, in a year can produce at least a ton of waste paper, if it is recycled require recycling an d secondary production, we can save: 10 trees, save 20 000 liters of water supplies, get 1000 kWh of electricity and, most importantly, reduce hazardous to the environment of CO2 emissions by 1700 kg.
The harm from littering can be prevented only by overcoming human ignorance. When people start reducing their litter, reusing and recycling their everyday items, our planet will become a better place to live. The future of our planet is in our hands!

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