Choosing Your Recycling Program

Posted on: 19 December 2017

Recycling scrap metals is a good way to earn a bit of extra cash while saving the environment. You will be ensuring that metal objects do not end up in a landfill where it will sit for years. It also will reduce toxic emissions from the factories that refine the metals when they do not need to produce as much. If you are going to be recycling, you might as well get the most out of them that you can.
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Posted on: 4 October 2016

Creating a forest clearing in your backyard comes with many advantages and uses. A forest clearing gives an area for pets to roam and for kids to play, and it allows for the expanded use of recreational items like trampolines and tents. When planning out a forest clearing, there is likely to be a lot of waste associated with the area. To help get rid of the waste and keep the area as clear as possible, you can rely on a dumpster rental.
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Posted on: 11 January 2016

When you collect and deposit plastic bottles, newspapers, and other recyclable materials at a recycling drop-off location, they will be taken to a recycling plant and recycled into new products. As a consumer, you can recycle your own items at home to reuse them and extend their usefulness. As plastic bottles are made from petroleum, a non-renewable resource, it requires nearly four barrels of oil to produce one ton of plastic bottles.
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Posted on: 27 July 2015

If you are like everyone else who has used a large amount of cooking oil for any reason, you have been faced with the problem of how to dispose of that oil after you were finished with it. While you have probably only had to deal with a gallon or two at a time, restaurants often have to deal with much more than that on a weekly basis. Lucky for them, this grease that used to be a waste product is now a hot commodity.
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