recycling specifics
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glass recycling
the cycle
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paper recycling
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collecting waste
paper faqs
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plastics recycling
why recycle
plastics waste
different types
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plastics id chart
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steel recycling
steel introduction
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the future
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glossary
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wood recycling
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Computer recycling
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 1 Apr 2008
0:30:51
 

Plastic use should be minimised. 

Plastic has a finite recyclable life some things such as aluminium can be recycled again and again but plastic can be recycled once or maybe twice. Also plastic doesn't rot, it does degrade- eventually into a dust. This makes me think that the whole world may one day be covered in a layer of plastic every thing could be contaminated.

 
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 2 Apr 2008
9:28:23
Anonymous 

Look at this BBC report from 2006: http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/science/costingtheearth_20061208.shtml 

 

 

 

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