Cons of Recycling
Friday, Aug. 30, 2013, 1:11 p.m.Benning/Dorothy I. Height Library
Cons of Recycling
Each year, Americans throw away tons of amounts of waste. Instead of sending the waste to the landfill, some practice recycling.
Recycling can be defined as a process that turns one manufactured product, such as paper or glass, into another product. Products are changed into new ones by mechanical or chemical methods. The positive effects of recycling are always told, however the challenges are just as important too.
Within the process of recycling, there are many negative factors that contradict whether recycling really helps the environment and the people in it. Recycling is not the most time-, quality-, cost-, or environmentally efficient. Just as much as it helps the environment, it hurts it as well.
To find out more about the challenges of recycling in more detail, check out some of these titles that are located at your local library.
Recycling can be defined as a process that turns one manufactured product, such as paper or glass, into another product. Products are changed into new ones by mechanical or chemical methods. The positive effects of recycling are always told, however the challenges are just as important too.
Within the process of recycling, there are many negative factors that contradict whether recycling really helps the environment and the people in it. Recycling is not the most time-, quality-, cost-, or environmentally efficient. Just as much as it helps the environment, it hurts it as well.
To find out more about the challenges of recycling in more detail, check out some of these titles that are located at your local library.
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| Recycling by Eleanor J. Hall JUV 363.72 HALL | Garbage and Recycling: Opposing Viewpoints by Helen Cothran 363.728 G213 | Recycling Waste by Ellen Rodger JUV 363.72 RODGER |