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A new study suggests that recycling habits may be influenced by the condition of the papers, cans and other recyclable goods being handled. United States trends are pointing towards lower inclination to recycle in cases where a can is dented or paper is smudged and dirty, highlighting an unexpected sensibility that is reducing recycling rates and holding back countries like America at 60% capacity for many of their recyclable materials.
Read MoreNo matter if you live in an apartment or a large house, everyone has space for a home recycling station. If there is not room in the kitchen you can have stackable outside recycling bins that will feat neatly into a corner.
Read MoreRecycling is certainly no newcomer to the world, as the economic and environmental benefits have kept it alive for thousands of years.
Read MoreIn this tough economic climate everyone could do with saving a few extra pounds. We have picked the 10 biggest, and easiest to implement, ways schools can save money.
Read MoreEvery day you hear about global warming and how this will affect everyone in the future. You know you should be doing something to keep the planet clean for future generations, but you haven't quite figured out where to start or what to do. This guide will give you a good starting point for recycling at home and help you on your way to getting a greener future.
Read MoreEveryday recyclate such as glass, paper, and cardboard are fairly harmless to handle and sort for recycling. However, even they can cause cuts and lacerations when mishandled, yet there are other materials that present even greater risks to the handler and to the environment.
Step number one for setting up your home recycling program is to determine how the bins are set up at your municipal recycling centre. Do they only offer a simple cardboard, paper, plastic type of operation or is it something more sophisticated?
Read MoreSome of the hardest people to educate and motivate are your own office employees and coworkers. Resistance to recycling is common amongst any group of people who are also known to resist any and all forms of change, even when it is presented in a positive light.
Read MoreGetting kids involved in the process of recycling is important. The earlier they are aware of the concept and the benefits of recycling, the more likely they are to carry the habit into adulthood.
Read MoreRecycling has long been considered one of the premier ways to help save the environment. Reprocessing rubbish to create new products has led to a massive reduction of waste worldwide. Of course, there is still much to be done and pollution remains a raging problem around the globe.
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