Recycling
* More recycling means less waste, which saves money, time, and earth resources.
* Try to reduce the amount of material thrown out by recycling.
* also allows some communities to reduce waste disposal costs
  - benefits schools
  - can provide a source of raw materials that have a monetary value
  - conserves and protects other natural resources
* also conserves natural resources and energy
  - resources and reduces waste
  - creates jobs and whole industries
  - decreases the use of natural resources and energy
  - diverts waste from landfills
  - encourgages individual awareness and responsibility for the refuse product
  - has aesthetic value, reducing the amount of litter in communities
* also helps to conserve our natural resources
  - reduce water and air pollution
  - includes the recovery of energy from hazardous wastes
* also produces cleaner leachate, which is cheaper to treat and dispose of
  - income from the sale of recycled materials
* also reduces energy consumption and air pollution
  - manufacturing pollutants and saves energy
  - pollution risks by keeping materials out of disposal facilities
* also reduces the amount of natural resources that are mined to produce glass
  - reliance upon landfill sites and the burying of rubbish in the ground
  - results in energy savings and reductions in air emissions
* also saves energy and reduces pollution
  - costs and water usage
  - on natural resources
  - trees
  - takes place outside the bodies of reef organisms
* are good things
  - human activities
  - processes
* avoids the cost of disposing of materials in landfills.
* burden on families.
* can also be a source of new jobs and economic development
  - earn cash for individuals and organizations who collect recyclables
  - help protect the biosphere and sustain humanity by reducing atmospheric carbon
  - reduce air pollution
  - be a cost-effective way to wastewater
* can be an effective way to reduce costs associated with solid waste disposal
  - important means of ensuring ecological sustainability
* can create jobs, cut pollution, save natural resources and save energy
  - only have a positive environmental impact if there market for recycled goods
  - provide better overall energy savings than incineration
* can reduce the amount of material going into landfills
  - risk of future financial liability associated with land disposal
* can save money and create jobs
  - for manufacturers and their customers
* causes pollution.
* choice for everyone.
* conserves natural resources such as timer, water, and minerals
* conserves valuable natural resources, like trees and minerals
* creates at least ten times more jobs than landfills
  - jobs and promotes economic development
  - less pollution than does production from raw materials
* cuts down on waste produced by processing raw materials into usable forms.
* decreases emissions of greenhouse gases that contribute to global climate change.
* distinctive program where the entire community works together for a common cause.
* does help to save the homes of all the plants, creatures and humans.
* great way to keep the Earth clean and learn what trash is all about.
* growing industry.
* happens much like manufacturing.
* harnesses the nutrients and organic matter present in biosolids.
* has environmental, economic and social advantages
  - great potential for reducing pollution
  - many environmental benefits
* helps conserve our limited natural resources utilized in manufacturing products
  - curb global warming
* helps keep America clean
  - antifreeze from being improperly dumped into waterways or on land
  - reusable materials out of our landfills
  - waste disposal costs low
* helps preserve our environment
  - raw materials such as wood and metal, and helps to reduce pollution
  - protect the environment
  - sustain the environment for future generations
* helps the environment by reducing waste going to landfill and incineration
  - in a number of ways
* helps to avoid disposal costs
  - conserve natural resources, reduce litter and save landfill space
  - generate new industries and in turn help stimulate the economy
* involves creating new products out of old ones, treating waste as a resource
  - producing new commodities out of discarded materials
* is also a source, mostly from scrapped catalytic converters
  - important in reducing waste
  - responsible business citizenship
* is an age-old process
  - ancient practice in the Arctic
* is an effective way to manage waste materials once they have been generated
  - reduce waste, raise funds and clean the environment
  - environmental issue
  - every day way to save the environment for our children
  - extremely effective means of lowering the waste problems in the world
* is an important part of keeping our environment clean
  - strategy in minimizing waste
  - tool in preserving our natural resources for future generations
  - waste management tool for a number of reasons
  - increasingly important part of the business world
* is another area in which a wide variety of industries can save energy
  - popular strategy for reducing packaging waste
  - beneficial when natural resources are truly saved
  - by no means the only source of environmental jobs
  - discussed in detail as an effective method to handle solid waste
  - essential for the environment and all the little creatures that live in it
  - every individual's responsibility
  - everyone's promise for the future of our planet
  - garbage
  - good for the environment because it reuses our natural resources
* is important because fewer raw materials are used and natural resources are saved
  - many materials take hundreds of years to degrade
  - just one component of sustainability
  - more than the separation and collection of materials and products
  - often a fiscally responsible decision for businesses
  - old news in the pulp and paper industry
* is one important way to conserve precious natural resources
  - method of reducing our solid waste going to landfill
  - of many strategies for changing how businesses create value from resources
* is one of the answers, the cures to water pollution
  - best ways to cut down on the amount of waste that goes unused in our world
  - most basic ways to have a positive impact on the waste stream
  - ways to solve the waste problem
  - way that people can help conserve, or save, our natural resources
* is one way to divert waste from disposal
* is one way to reduce municipal waste
  - trash, but an even better way is to use less stuff
  - only one of several ways to manage solid waste effectively
  - popular for the Sydney Olympics
  - re-processing used materials to create new items
  - responsible resource management
  - simply the process of reusing the items from which utility can still be derived
  - something that everyone can do in one way or another
  - sometimes a synonym for reusing, especially reusing things in new ways
  - still nascent in the world, as are environment-friendly products
* is the best way to dispose of an empty household aerosol container
  - collection and reprocessing of materials into new, usable products
  - environmental area where most airlines start
  - law in Philadelphia
  - most common form of paper preservation
* is the process by which a material is retrieved from a product that is no longer used
  - particles are returned to a plasma
  - in which waste is returned to raw material and made into new products
* is the process of making new products out of used materials
  - repeatedly putting materials through the consumption process
  - which reduces the waste on our planet
  - processing of an existing item into a raw material for use in a new product
  - recovery of the toxic chemical such that it is made available for further use
  - reuse of material
* is the second level of waste management
  - priority of mercury pollution prevention
  - solution to the problems caused by throw-away products
  - use of recovered materials in the manufacturing of a product
  - way of the future
  - truly a cause in which every individual makes a great difference
* keeps our environment clean, protects our natural resources, and saves tax dollars
  - trash out of incinerators and reduces emissions associated with burning solid waste
  - waste out of landfills and saves natural resources, energy and water
* law, a law of nature.
* lowers the use of toxic chemicals.
* major part of efforts to protect the environment by reducing waste disposal.
* means cleaning the potential waste so that the product is usable again
  - giving a new cycle of life to a product
  - to use, reuse, or reclaim a material
  - turning used products into new
* multifaceted issue of reducing, pre-cycling, reusing, recycling and rebuying.
* nearly effortless way to make an impact on Earth s health.
* occurs on trash pickup day.
* often saves energy and natural resources.
* preserves the environment, reduces energy consumption, and protects our natural resources
  - valuable resources, protects the environment, and reduces costs
* prevents pollution and helps conserve precious natural resources
  - the depletion of valuable natural resources
* promotes the use of materials for some other beneficial purpose.
* protects the environment while creating jobs and competitive manufacturing industries
  - wildlife habitat and biodiversity
* provides a raw material they can use to start their own industry.
* reduces air and water pollution because the recycling process requires less energy
  - greenhouse gases that cause global warming
  - our demand on natural resources
* reduces pollution and conserves a nonrenewable resource
  - by decreasing the amount of trash that is burned or buried
  - solid waste and saves resources
* reduces the amount of garbage produced
  - consumption of virgin materials, and saves energy and landfill space
  - cost of disposal and saves on landfill space
  - risks of air and water pollution from manufacturing processes
* refers to the process by which waste is remanufactured into a new product.
* removes a substance from a waste and returns it to productive use.
* requires much less energy and therefore helps to preserve natural resources.
* resembles also the course of life.
* saves Recycling saves money and resources.
* saves clean air and clean water
  - energy and cuts down on the amount of methane emitted from landfills
* saves energy and natural resources by reusing materials
  - resources, creates jobs and saves landfill space
  - raw materials, and reduces pollution
  - reducing our dependence on fossil fuels such as coal and oil
* saves energy, conserves natural resources and helps protect the environment
  - materials and landfill space
  - natural resources and landfill space
  - reduces air and water pollution and limits mining and manufacturing waste
  - resources, and landfill space
  - therefore reducing acid rain, air pollution, and global warming
  - thus reducing acid rain, global warming and air pollution
  - landfill space, conserves resource, saves energy and saves water
  - large amounts of energy
* saves money and creates jobs
  - money, and it protects our environment
* saves money, energy, raw materials and land space, while also reducing pollution
  - trees and landfill space
  - landfill space and helps conserve our natural resources
  - trees, water and energy
* saves natural and non-renewable resources
  - resources and euts the energy needed to make new products
* saves resources and energy
  - resources, energy and landfill space and reduces air and water pollution
  - valuable raw materials, and cuts down waste collection and disposal costs
* solution for the situation, or the refusal of burying products that are dangerous.
* sometimes requires chemicals to clean and reprocess materials for use.
* stems the flow of water pollution.
* substantially reduces greenhouse gas emissions.
* system necessary for environmental sustainability
  - of collecting, processing, and remanufacturing materials into new products
* takes energy, materials, money and time
  - trash and processes it in some way to make a useful product
* township service at a cost to each household.
* typically addresses disposable, nondurable products.
* used motor oil decreases our dependency on natural resources and conserves energy.
* used oil extends the life of a non-renewable natural resource
  - is good for the environment and the economy
* uses less energy.
* usually uses less energy than manufacturing from virgin material.
* valid waste management strategy for high-volume disposable goods.
* vital component in ensuring environment health for generations to come.
* way of keeping the energy in the network.
* way of life and a state of mind
  - that everyone can share in preserving the environment
  - to save the Earth's natural resources