recycling

This awesome info on if recycling is a problem or not.The first link shows and argument going both ways.

This shows how people like and dislike recycling. 1. Irvine, S. & Ponton, A.(1998). Minnesotans for sustainability. Retrieved December 8, 2009 from [|http://www.mnforsustain.org/ponton_irving_s_a_specific_recycling_issues.htmfffff]

66% of aluminum and 75% of steel is dumped on the environment. In Britain less than 5% of waste is recycled! In general more recycling would mean more factories, more machinery, more energy generation, and more road transport. Supermarkets defend the phasing out of returnable glass bottle by showing the potential recyclability of plastic. Britain dumps 2.5 million disposable nappies each year.

This explains why people want to encourage recycling in some places. 2. Schut, J. (1994). All Business. Retrieved December 9, 2009 from []

3. (N.A.). (2006). Recycling News Issue 8. Retrieved December 9, 2009 from []

4. //Srinivas, H. (N.D)//. Waste Recycling. Retrieved December 9, 2009 from []

people say recycling is not a problem

5.(N.A.). (N.D). Department of Environmental Protection. Retrieved December 9, 2009 from [] By recycling we can reduce greenhouse gas. We can also prevent global climate change by recycing. In 2005, recycling reduced greenhouse gas by 9 million tons of carbon dioxide. Recycling can also decrease a range of pollutants from entering our air. By decreasing the needs of new raw materials from earth, recycling can eliminate the pollution associated. 6. (N.A). (2007). Recycling is Good for the Environment. Retrieved December 9, 2009 from []

7.(N.A). (N.D). Benefits of Recycling. Retrieved December 10, 2009 from [] Recycling benefits both the environment and the economy. Recycling newspapers reduces 40% less energy than throwing them away. Every ton of newspaper or mixed paper recycled saves about 12 trees. In 2008, Hamilton County residents recycled 35,116 tons of material.

people say recycling is a problem 8.(AT HOME) []

9.(N.A). (N.D). Problems With Recycling. Retrieved December 9, 2009 from [] People say recycling is a problem because it take too long to sort it all out which could mean loss of finance. Another problem could be that the items can't be wet because people do not like to deal with them then because it takes them even longer. Recycling takes up space because of bins that have to be put in for recycling. A lot of people say recycling is also a problem because some companies say there must be a certain amount of recycables for them even to pick it up.

10.Harrison, N. (2009) Intute: Recycling Retrieved December 9, 2009 from []

book bibliography

Garbage And Recycling

Morgan, S. and Harlow, R. (1995). Garbage and Recycling. New York:Pan-American Copyright Conventions.