recycling
maria jose suarez 8-D
what is recycling
Recycling is the practice of reusing items that would otherwise be discarded as waste.
Why is it important to recycle?
What is recycling's greatest economic benefit?
One of the most important economic benefits of recycling is the optimal utilization of resources. Recycling includes the processing of used raw materials into new products or into raw materials for other products. This will prevent the waste of the useful materials, reduce the consumption of new raw materials, cut down on energy usage and will also reduce air and water pollution!
Recycling helps in reducing the cost by providing fresh supply of the same material. For example, used office paper can be recycled and used again. This in turn will cut down on your cost involved in buying new set of office paper. Similarly, you can recreate the value of a product by recycling it and thus reducing the cost involved in the purchase of a new product.
what are the environmental benefits of recycling?
Conserve Natural Resources: Scrap cars, old bottles, junk mail and used rubber tyres are becoming common features of our landfills.
More Employment Opportunities: While you may feel that recycling is each person for himself, in reality it is a huge industry within itself.
Offers Cash Benefits: Recycling is not all about being charitable and doing what is good for the environment.
aves Money: An unexpected place where the benefits of recycling can be seen is our economy. A strong economy is one that is efficient in nature.