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Recycling Ideas from the Past to the Present

Hi, my name is Jill, and I love literature, nature and the idea of conservation in general. When I was a little girl, I read many books by Mark Twain, and I fell in love with the idea of large rivers and the promise created by clean, open and natural spaces. As I developed into an adult, I began to integrate those ideals into my reality. In particular, I begin to look at how I could increase recycling efforts and decrease waste production in ways that helped to protect the planet. Over the years, I have collected a lot of tips around this issue – some of them are as old as Mark Twain's novels while others are more cutting edge. In this blog, I plan to share these ideas with you, and I hope you like what you read and learn. Take care!

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What Happens When Scrap Metal is Not Recycled? Find Out Here

Posted on 9 September 2021

Recycling is a message that is always countlessly repeated across media outlets and social platforms. Almost every business today is adopting, planning to, or has already adopted policies on recycling, which is good for sustainability. That said, everyone is yet to play a role, and there still is a lot of metal that goes unrecycled. A great way of looking at the importance of having a working recycling plan is by assessing the negative impact of unrecycled metal. [Read More]

Basics of Scrap Metal Recycling

Posted on 3 June 2021

You probably know that recycling plastic, clothing and paper minimises the amount of waste that ends up in landfills, reducing environmental pollution. However, a segment of the industry that is still not as popular is scrap metal recycling. Many people don't understand what is involved in scrap metal recycling other environmental preservation. It is why a lot more scrap metal ends up in landfills than plastic or paper waste. This article explores the basics of scrap metal recycling. [Read More]