Aluminum is a material for which a strong recycling market exists. Recycling aluminum cans saves 95 percent of the energy that it takes to manufacture a new can. Throwing away a 12-ounce can is the energy equivalent of throwing away six ounces of gasoline. Aluminum cans are just one example of how important recycling is. Recycling of newspapers, used motor oil, non-aluminum beverage containers and yard clippings is equally important to our environment and our economy.
Recycling is truly a cause in which every individual makes a great difference.
The way you shop for, use and dispose of the products that you buy seriously affects the environment. Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle. Reduce the amount of garbage you generate by buying and using products wisely. Purchase foods in bulk or concentrate. Avoid products that are neither reusable nor easily recyclable.