Hello, my name is Darcy and one of the things that my family and I enjoy doing together is recycling. When we recycle, we know that we are helping future generations and our planet. We recycle everything that we can and by being responsible we know that we are doing our part to reduce our carbon footprint. I am writing this blog to help inspire other individuals and families to start recycling, both at home and at businesses. On this blog you'll learn the best ways to recycle and how to get everyone involved. You'll also learn about the impact that recycling has on the earth and how you can make a difference now and for the future.
Posted on:
29 June 2020
If you are looking for a way to make money on the side, then recycling is a good way to go. On top of making extra money in what can often be a relatively easy way, you will also be doing something that is good for the environment. One of the things that can bring you in a good amount of money for recycling is copper. Here are some places you can find copper to recycle:
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Posted on:
26 December 2019
Metal can be recycled forever. The metal that made up a car in the '80s may now be part of your house. All that needs to happen is to have the metal taken to a recycling center so that it can be separated out, melted down, turned into ingots, and then sent to a facility where the metal can be turned into a final product. You can do your part in the process by making sure that you are recycling that metal.
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Posted on:
7 July 2019
Whether you've inherited your grandmother's house that's chock full of junk or you are picking through the contents left in a basement of an old house you bought to flip, chances are you will come across treasures disguised as trash. Without knowing the hidden value of perceived junk, it can be easy to toss out something that could otherwise be repurposed or sold for money. Here are five commonly discarded items that could be transformed into something useful, if not sent away for ferrous steel recycling.
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15 March 2019
Plenty of people these days are concerned about the consequences associated with buying and throwing out electronics. Thankfully, many of these issues can be addressed through electronics recycling.
The People Who Recycle Their Computers Will Be Helping to Prevent Several Ecological Problems All at Once
Laptops and other computers contain plenty of valuable components and metals. When people throw them away instead of recycling them, all of those materials will be needlessly lost.
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