Recycling takes little effort on your part but makes a big difference to the world. Learn how our simple two-bin system makes recycling easy for everyone.
All recyclable items must be empty, clean, and dry. A water bottle with liquid inside cannot be recycled and should go in the regular waste bin.
Our municipality collects recycling bins separately from regular waste to ensure proper processing.
Our simple two-bin system makes recycling easy for everyone. All you need is one bin for regular household waste and one green bin for all recyclable materials (paper, plastic, and metal).
Based on successful systems we've seen in the United States, we're proposing this simplified approach to our local mayor's office. The municipality will collect these recycling bins separately from regular waste to ensure proper processing.
Important: All recyclables must be clean and dry. Containers with liquids cannot be recycled and should go in the regular waste bin.
For non-recyclable household waste:
These items cannot be recycled and should be disposed of in your regular waste bin.
For all clean and dry recyclable materials:
Remember: All items must be empty, clean and dry. No containers with liquid!
Recycling requires little effort on your part but makes a significant difference to our world. By simply separating your waste into two bins, you contribute to:
Your municipality collects recycling bins separately from regular waste, ensuring that materials are properly processed and recycled into new products.
Recycling 1 ton of paper saves about 17 trees and 7,000 gallons of water. Small actions add up to big results.
Recycling aluminum cans saves 95% of the energy needed to make new ones. That's enough energy to power a TV for 3 hours!
By recycling, you help reduce greenhouse gas emissions that contribute to climate change. Every bottle counts!
The recycling industry creates more jobs than waste disposal, supporting local economies while helping the environment.
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Bahçeşehir College Student
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Bahçeşehir College Student
This recycling education project was created by students who are passionate about environmental conservation. Inspired by recycling systems observed in the United States, we aim to bring similar practices to our local community.
Our goal is to educate people about the importance of recycling and how simple it can be with a two-bin system.