2.12 Billion
Tons of waste generated annually
91%
Of plastic is not recycled
1.6 Billion
Tons of CO2 from waste
32%
Global recycling rate
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Recycling Basics
Understanding what can and cannot be recycled is the first step to effective waste management.
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E-Waste Management
Electronic waste contains valuable materials and harmful substances that require special handling.
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Plastic Reduction
Simple changes in daily habits can significantly reduce plastic waste.
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Paper & Cardboard
Accepted: Newspapers, magazines, cardboard boxes, office paper
Not Accepted: Tissue paper, waxed paper, contaminated pizza boxes
Tips: Flatten boxes, remove tape and labels
Plastic
Accepted: Bottles, containers with recycle symbols 1, 2, 5
Not Accepted: Plastic bags, styrofoam, packaging film
Tips: Rinse containers, remove caps
Glass
Accepted: Bottles, jars (all colors)
Not Accepted: Windows, mirrors, light bulbs, ceramics
Tips: Empty and rinse, remove lids
Metal
Accepted: Aluminum cans, tin cans, metal lids
Not Accepted: Paint cans, aerosol cans, scrap metal
Tips: Rinse food containers, crush cans to save space
Daily Sustainability Tips
At Home
- Use reusable containers for food storage
- Switch to LED bulbs
- Fix leaky faucets
- Compost kitchen scraps
- Use natural cleaning products
Shopping
- Bring reusable shopping bags
- Buy in bulk to reduce packaging
- Choose products with minimal packaging
- Support local and sustainable brands
- Avoid impulse purchases
On the Go
- Carry a reusable water bottle
- Use public transportation
- Bring your own cutlery
- Say no to plastic straws
- Pack a reusable coffee cup
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