This document discusses organizing a beach clean up and provides information about reducing, reusing, and recycling (3Rs). It defines the 3Rs as reduce meaning to lessen use, reuse as finding another use for items, and recycle as reprocessing materials for human use again. The document encourages proper trash disposal to avoid marine debris, volunteering to pick up community trash, and remembering the 3Rs, especially recycling plastic, to help reduce plastic pollution.
This document discusses organizing a beach clean up and provides information about reducing, reusing, and recycling (3Rs). It defines the 3Rs as reduce meaning to lessen use, reuse as finding another use for items, and recycle as reprocessing materials for human use again. The document encourages proper trash disposal to avoid marine debris, volunteering to pick up community trash, and remembering the 3Rs, especially recycling plastic, to help reduce plastic pollution.
This document discusses organizing a beach clean up and provides information about reducing, reusing, and recycling (3Rs). It defines the 3Rs as reduce meaning to lessen use, reuse as finding another use for items, and recycle as reprocessing materials for human use again. The document encourages proper trash disposal to avoid marine debris, volunteering to pick up community trash, and remembering the 3Rs, especially recycling plastic, to help reduce plastic pollution.
Up Sukma Rahmadiani Nadiya Safitri .. About The OCEAN RESCUE Next ABOUT 3R Reduce: to become diminished or lessened. Ex: Stop buying plastic-bottled water. Bring your own tumbler and refill it. Or when possible Stop the use of single-use plastic items such as shopping bags, plastic wraps, disposable food packaging, and plastic drinking straws. Switch to reusable bags, silverware, mugs, and non-plastic items instead.
Reuse: to use again especially in a different way or after reclaiming or
reprocessing. To reuse means to find another use for an item you might not need anymore. Recycle: to process something in order to regain material for human use. Plastic recycling is the process of recovering any type of plastic waste and reprocessing them into useful products. Through recycling, the amount of plastic in the waste stream is reduced. More than that, it can lower the rate of plastic pollution. Marine debris can be harmful to coral reefs. Recycle your trash at home and on the go (especially plastic), and remember the three R’s (reduce, reuse, and recycle). When disposing of trash, do it properly in bins, to avoid trash being blown or washed away into waterways and oceans. On beaches, make sure you leave no trash behind, and never throw or leave any cigarette butts in the sand. You can help keep your rivers and streams clean by volunteering to pick up trash in your community.