The document discusses the three R's of reducing waste - reduce, reuse, and recycle. It defines reduce as making something smaller or using less to create less waste. Reuse involves using items again or more than once to extend their lifespan rather than throwing them out after single use. Recycle means converting waste materials into reusable materials by processing them in a way that allows repeated use. The document provides examples of reducing, reusing, and recycling materials commonly found around the home.
The document discusses the three R's of reducing waste - reduce, reuse, and recycle. It defines reduce as making something smaller or using less to create less waste. Reuse involves using items again or more than once to extend their lifespan rather than throwing them out after single use. Recycle means converting waste materials into reusable materials by processing them in a way that allows repeated use. The document provides examples of reducing, reusing, and recycling materials commonly found around the home.
The document discusses the three R's of reducing waste - reduce, reuse, and recycle. It defines reduce as making something smaller or using less to create less waste. Reuse involves using items again or more than once to extend their lifespan rather than throwing them out after single use. Recycle means converting waste materials into reusable materials by processing them in a way that allows repeated use. The document provides examples of reducing, reusing, and recycling materials commonly found around the home.
➢ “Source reduction” is a reducing waste before You purchase it ,or by purchasing products that are not wasteful in their packaging or use. ➢ A key part of waste “reduction” is “conservation”- using natural resources wisely and using less than usual in order to avoid waste. ➢REUSE: to use again or more than once ➢Reuse materials and items so that they have longer life spans and don’t get thrown away after the first use. ➢Many items found around the home can be used for different purposes. ➢So before you throw those items away, think about how they can be reused. ➢RECYCLE: to convert materials /waste into reusable material . ➢Landfills are full of items that could be recycled . ➢Recycling puts objects through a process that allows them to be used again Make useful packing material when moving out or to store items.
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forget to recycle it when you no longer need it. ❑ Recycling one glass bottle saves enough energy to light a 100-Watt bulb for 4 hours.
❑ Americans use 4 million plastic bottles every hour.
❑ Around 200 B.C. the Chinese used fishing nets to create
the world’s very first piece of recycled paper
❑ Glass never wears out , it can be recycled for ever.
NAME- EKTA DARDA CLASS- X SECTION- F ENROLMENT No.- 2009000138 BIOLOGY TEACHER- MS. VINEETA MANHAR
Chapter 2: Changes That Materials Undergo Lesson 9: Product Out of Local Recyclable Solid Materials Activity 1: "What Useful Product Can Be Made Out of Recycled Materials?" Objectives