| Recycling is the process of reusing
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| | products, andit is then polluted before
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| naturalresources or man made resources
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| | being put back into water reservoirs,
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| which slows down consumption and
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| | lakes and theocean. This is, for the most
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| subsequentdepletion. Although many people
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| | part, an unnecessary evil which could be
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| and organizations are doing a lot to
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| | stoppedand reduced by using removed parts
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| encouragerecycling, most people are not
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| | of the manufacturing process through
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| doing enough. If everyone done there part
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| | usingalready created raw materials and
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| thennot only would the earth's limited
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| | manufacturer's materials which form
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| resources last longer, but the earth as
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| | theessence of products that have already
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| awhole and everyone on it would benefit
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| | been consumed.
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| as a result.
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| | Recycling Stops the Continued Growth of
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| Recycling Saves Trees and Wildlife
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| | Landfill
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| Habitat - Around
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| | Sites - Landfill areas give off chemicals
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| 95% of forest areas in the USA have been
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| | into the air and pollute water that
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| cut down, and around 50% worldwide.
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| | isunder the ground as well as causing
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| This is only going to get worse as
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| | acid rain from their evaporation. This
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| regions of the world become
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| | issomething which could be stopped by
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| morecommercialized and as shortages
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| | putting less chemicals and pollutants
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| increase the value that can be generated
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| | intothe ground, and instead reusing them
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| fromcutting them down. With the decrease
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| | to make products which humans consume
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| in forest areas, wildlife that
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| | anduse.
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| previouslylived in forest areas has
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| | Recycling Creates Prosperity in the
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| nowhere to go and as such wildlife dies
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| | Economy -
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| as a result.
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| | Recycling creates new jobs through adding
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| Recycling Cuts Toxic Chemical Consumption
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| | new dimensions to the economy as wellas
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| and Slows
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| | creating work for specialist companies
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| Down Global Warming - Toxic chemicals
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| | that consult on recycling;
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| can be reused from already
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| | wastemanagement companies who split waste
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| consumedproducts meaning that the need to
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| | into reusable and non reusable parts;
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| cause further harm from their creation
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| | andincreased margins for companies that
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| can bereduced and even avoided completely
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| | use finite resources. In a study
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| in the case of many chemical products.
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| | conductedby the Conversation Commission
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| Thecreation of products which involve
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| | it was found that in 12 Southern States
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| using natural resources such as fossil
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| | of the
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| fuelsthat burn carbon dioxide is not
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| | United States over $18Billion was created
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| needed for a large amount of products.
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| | by the recycling industry alone.
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| Forexample, glass can easily be recycled
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| | Considering the small fraction of the
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| but is not being done asmuch as it could
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| | earth's population that accounts
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| because it is not as cost-effective for
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| | for,recycling creates opportunities world
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| manufacturers.
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| | wide and also reduces the inherent
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| Recycling Can Help Curb Water Pollution -
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| | statecosts of dealing with pollution,
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| Waterpollution is caused by a variety of
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| | which in turn increases the amount of
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| factors, however the most prominent of
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| | moneythat the private sector and
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| theseis in the manufacturing process
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| | individuals have and can potentially
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| where water is used to help make
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| | generate as aresult.
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