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Report on recycling
Although several news medias reported about the damages made by wrongly disposing of obsolete or broken electronic , we still find electronic waste being piled up at the dump.
It does not make sense because most of the material: steel, glass, aluminum, copper, plastics and precious metals – can be recycled and be used [...]
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During the Second World War, resources were hard to come by and Governments ran massive recycling campaigns to ensure nothing was wasted. Waste was segregated for the following uses:
- Metal and tine were collected for use in aircraft, tanks and weapons.
- Kitchen waste provided feed for pigs, chickens and goats and people would bring their [...]
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Some basic facts – about 100 million gallons of waste cooking oil are disposed of in the US per year. Filtered Waste Vegetable Oil (WVO) can be used straight in diesel vehicles with conversion kits, or can be refined into bio-diesel – also usable in vehicles. Bio-diesel refining involves some toxic substances – methanol for [...]
If you were to be able to collect all of the gold which has been mined and extracted from the planet since man began searching for this precious metal, you would have a cube of gold some 22 meters (about 70 feet) along the side – imagine all the gold found since time began is [...]
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