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It's Easy to Recycle! (Come on, Pitch In!)
by Jerry Aragon Ph.D (Phunny humor Doctor)   
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The American people are the most giving people in the world...giving of their money; giving of their time; and giving of themselves! (blood, etc) Let's talk trash, shall we! Talk about giving...American's are getting better and better at giving away their trash, too! WOW! WHAT A COUNTRY!

Over the past seven years, i've never thrown newspapers away, but I save them and take them to the recycling center, with all my other "stuff" about 3-4 times a year. Every time, I go to the recycling center, I see others at the center dropping off their cans, bottles, glass, cardboard, etc. It gives a person a good feeling, that others care about the environment and about future generations.

(From the Albuquerque Journal/Nov-2007)

"It's all about changing thinking. "A lot of people want to do the right thing, but don't take the second step," says Jennifer Scaaco, of Keep Rio Rancho Beautiful coordinator. She says "the challenge is to educate residents, without making them feel like recycling is being forced on them!" The national average for recycling is 32 percent, according to E. Gifford Stack, Manager for Solid Waste Bureau of the New Mexico Environment Department.

Here are a few reasons why it's important to reduce, reuse, and recycle waste. (Source: National Recycling Coalition)

* American companies rely on recycling programs to provide raw materials to make new products.

* Recycling in the United States is a $236 billion   a year industry that employees 1.1 million   workers. 


* The average American disgards 7.5 pounds of garbage every day, most of which goes into landfills. 


* Recycling requires far less energy; uses fewer   natural resources; and keeps waste from piling   up in landfills
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* Recycling offers signifacant energy  savings over manufacturing with virgin   materials.

* Recycling preserves existing landfill space.

* Recycling reduces green-house gas   emissions, which cuts down on global warming.

* Making goods from recycled   material generates   less water pollution than   manufacturing virgin materials.

* Using recycled materials reduces the need   to damage forests, wetlands, rivers, and other   places important to wildlfe.

* Recycling and buying recycled products   create a demand for more recycled products,   which helps the economy.  Additional benefits   of recycling.  (Source; miasonbisson.com)

* Recycling a ton of aluminum cans saves 95%   energy required to make the same amount of   aluminum cans from a virgin source; saves 14,000 KWH of energy; 40 gallons of oil; saves 10 cubic yards of landfill space.

* Recycling a ton of plastic saves 42KWH of   energy; 5 gallons of oil; 7.5 pounds of air   pollutants from being released; 2 cubic yards of 
landfill space.

* Recycling a ton of paper saves 4,100 KWH of   energy; 5 gallons of oil; 60 pounds of air   pollutants from being released; 70,000 gallons   of water; 3.3 cubic yards of landfill space.

* Recycling a ton of glass saves 42KWH of   energy; 5 gallons of oil; 7.5 pounds of air   pollutants from being released; 2 cubic yards of   landfill space.

All of us should be environmentalists, and leave the world a better place than we found it, for our children and grand-children. For me, it's the right thing to do! 

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Reviewed by Mary Patterson
Reviewed on March 26, 2011
Great article. We recycle ! Luckily our recycles are picked up in specail bins once a week here , such as plastic bottles, cans and news papers. Old washers dryers , metal or alumium cans can be taken to the recycle place and sold for money . It all helps to save our earth...M

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