should recycling be mandatory
Should Recycling Be Mandatory? Did you know?... Cashmere just released their new product. Cashmere Envirocare, is made of 100% recycled fibre and is also 100% soft! This surely shows that Cashmere cares for the environment...Do you? All of us can save Earth from running out of paper and other resources, But most people don’t know how to accomplish this. In my opinion, recycling is the best way to make the Earth a better place. Unfortunately, this method is not so popular these days. There are many people who don’t understand that recycling is not for the present, it’s for the future! Recycling is a common term which means “process which uses used materials into new products to save resources and energy”. Papers, tin-cans, aluminum-cans, bottles, broken computers, cars, scrap iron, plastic, batteries, electrical machines. Etc, All of these materials can be reused and transformed into useful materials. According to environmentalists, each person on average releases 2 kilograms of trash each day! Nowadays recycling and composting are considered to be the best methods to reduce the amount of waste. I think the best/valuable benefit recycling gives is the reduction of using fresh material sand saves resources for our future generation. For example, instead of making paper from wood you can make paper from recycled paper. Another advantage is that it reduces air pollution and water pollution. The burning process creates smoke and releases a huge amount of carbon dioxide, therefore it pollutes the Earth’s atmosphere. It is proven that recycling actually reduces carbon dioxide 10-15 tons a year.
Less Trash Paper is the biggest category of trash, so paper recycling can extend the time it takes for landfills to reach their capacity. The American Forest and Paper Association estimates that recycling a ton of paper, saves 3.3 cubic yards of space in landfills.
More Trees Every ton of paper recycled saves fifteen – seventeen trees from being cut
Less Trash Paper is the biggest category of trash, so paper recycling can extend the time it takes for landfills to reach their capacity. The American Forest and Paper Association estimates that recycling a ton of paper, saves 3.3 cubic yards of space in landfills.
More Trees Every ton of paper recycled saves fifteen – seventeen trees from being cut