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    Recycled Tin Cans

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    Recycling is the process of collecting used materials that would otherwise be waste and breaking them down to remake new products. Common recycled materials include glass, paper, aluminum, asphalt, and steel. Recycling is an alternative to sending materials to landfills or incineration, and allows continued reuse of materials. While recycling extends the useful life of materials, it often results in less versatile forms. Consumer recycling has been most effective at reducing industry's use of energy and preventing greenhouse gas emissions in production of materials like aluminum and glass.

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    Recycling is the process of collecting used materials that would otherwise be waste and breaking them down to remake new products. Common recycled materials include glass, paper, aluminum, asphalt, and steel. Recycling is an alternative to sending materials to landfills or incineration, and allows continued reuse of materials. While recycling extends the useful life of materials, it often results in less versatile forms. Consumer recycling has been most effective at reducing industry's use of energy and preventing greenhouse gas emissions in production of materials like aluminum and glass.

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    Recycling is the process of collecting used materials that would otherwise be waste and breaking them down to remake new products. Common recycled materials include glass, paper, aluminum, asphalt, and steel. Recycling is an alternative to sending materials to landfills or incineration, and allows continued reuse of materials. While recycling extends the useful life of materials, it often results in less versatile forms. Consumer recycling has been most effective at reducing industry's use of energy and preventing greenhouse gas emissions in production of materials like aluminum and glass.

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    Recycled Tin Cans

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    GregAmparo
    Recycling is the process of collecting used materials that would otherwise be waste and breaking them down to remake new products. Common recycled materials include glass, paper, aluminum, asphalt, and steel. Recycling is an alternative to sending materials to landfills or incineration, and allows continued reuse of materials. While recycling extends the useful life of materials, it often results in less versatile forms. Consumer recycling has been most effective at reducing industry's use of energy and preventing greenhouse gas emissions in production of materials like aluminum and glass.

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    Recycling is the collection of used materials that would otherwise be waste to be broken down and remade into new

    products. Similarly, reuse is collecting waste such as food and drink containers to be cleaned, refilled and resold. Motivations for recycling include environmental sustainability and business economics: sustainability because the reused material both prevents waste and reduces the consumption of new raw materials, and economics because it can be cheaper to produce to products from reused or recycled materials.

    An extensive variety of waste is recyclable, and commonly recycled materials include glass, paper, aluminum, asphalt, and steel. These materials can be derived either from pre-consumer waste (materials used in manufacturing) or post-consumer waste (materials discarded by the consumer).

    Many manufactured products are not readily biodegradable and take up space in landfills or must be incinerated. Recycling is an alternative to this. In theory, recycling would allow a continuing reuse of materials for the same purpose. In practice, recycling most often extends the useful life of a material, but in a less-versatile form. For example, when paper is recycled, the fibers shorten, making it less useful for high grade papers. Other materials can suffer from contamination, making them unsuitable for food packaging.

    Consumer recycling has succeeded mostly in reducing industrial consumption of energy and water. Production of materials such as aluminum or glass requires large amounts of electricity or fossil fuels. The recycling of such materials is profitable and prevents a substantial amount of greenhouse gas emission.

    Our project is very easy to make. All we need are tin cans, shrubs, small can of colored paint.

    After gathering all the materials needed, were going to start by collecting tin cans then, we can continue by painting them so it will look attractive. After that were going to put some soil inside the tin cans and plant the shrubs.

    We dont need to pick some enormous places or beautiful places. All we need Is just some place, even though not so beautiful place we can make them beautiful by placing some flowers with a very nice pots.

    Out of those garbage we can make some useful things. Like, our project we dont need to waste so much money for buying pots and of course, our first concern is that we can help our environment.

    Would you like to have this so many garbage?

    Or just help us and make a choice.

    Like recycling. . . . . . CAN MAKE A BIG DIFFERENCE

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