14 Mar 2004
20:38:43
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What exactly happens to a plastic bottle after it is thrown into the recycling bin?
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I am supposed to figure out what happens to a piece of trash after it is thrown away. I chose a plastic milk jug. I need information about how it gets broken down and how it is formed into new products. PLEASE HELP ME!
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28 Oct 2008
0:54:55
Anonymous
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What effects does throwing cds in a landfill have on our environment
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27 Jun 2007
12:38:04
Anonymous
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Yes we tried the same thing but it didn't work all this is complete b******* =]
Love Terry <3
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27 Jun 2007
12:37:59
Anonymous
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Yes we tried the same thing but it didn't work all this is complete b******* =]
Love Terry <3
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27 Jun 2007
12:37:58
Anonymous
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Yes we tried the same thing but it didn't work all this is complete b******* =]
Love Terry <3
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15 Mar 2004
13:13:54
Anonymous
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Unlikely you will find anyone handling milk jugs, but if you mean milk bottles then I can help. In simple terms, the bottle is flaked (chopped up) and washed to remove any paper labels, glue, lids (that should not have been put in anyway), then melted. It can then either be made into pellets for re-sale, used for injection moulding, extrusion moulding etc. You can find more information on www.plasticsrecycling.info Hope this helps.
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