Recycling

Recycling: Turning Waste into Resources
Introduction to Recycling
Recycling means converting waste into reusable materials.
Helps to reduce pollution, save energy, and preserve natural resources.
The Three R’s
Reduce: Minimize waste by using less.
Reuse: Find new ways to use old items.
Recycle: Convert waste into reusable material.
Recyclable Materials
Paper: Newspapers, magazines, and cardboard.
Plastics: Bottles, containers, and bags.
Metals: Cans, foil, and scrap metal.
Glass: Bottles and jars.
Electronics: Phones, computers, and batteries.
Benefits of Recycling
Environmental: Reduces pollution, conserves resources, and decreases landfill waste.
Economic: Creates jobs and generates revenue.
Energy Saving: Less energy used in production from recycled materials.
Steps to Recycle
Sort your waste into categories: paper, plastic, metal, glass, and electronics.
Rinse and clean items to avoid contamination.
Drop off sorted recyclables at a local recycling center or use curbside pickup.