... don't know why, just happened all of a sudden over the past few months.
Recycle brehs...
Recycle brehs...
I have become obsessed with recycling...
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Just separating the trash from the plastic....or actually reusing things? 
Reusing as in repurposing? I already try to do that.Just separating the trash from the plastic....or actually reusing things?
Recycling is more than just plastic though. Aluminum, cardboard, paper and glass.
i know what happened....
Fill Collins
I like the one that says shum pulp
I might litter on the ground to offset your thoughtful contribution to our environment later 
Yes
I support op...pause
Please separate your refuse into the proper receptacles (trash, recycling, organics, etc)
Let's do our part
I support op...pause
Please separate your refuse into the proper receptacles (trash, recycling, organics, etc)
Let's do our part
Billie Jean
everything I did wrong...worked.
Vandelay
Waxing Intellectual
been on the RRR wave since 2011. I attended a Zero Waste symposium in my area and was 
at the ZW concept.
I've had to take my trash out only once a month ever since. Everything else is diverted to recycling. The sad thing is that we still use too much, so I've been focused on reducing too. So much of the materials we drop off at recycling bins are shipped to countries like Viet Nam, the Philippines, and China to be remade into new materials (e.g. sheet plastic, filament, sheet aluminum, etc.), but they can't keep up with how much we dump on them that they fall off of barges and piers and into the ocean. The sad thing is those countries are "credited" with waste of those materials, and they're chastised by the UN and environmental groups for it.
at the ZW concept.I've had to take my trash out only once a month ever since. Everything else is diverted to recycling. The sad thing is that we still use too much, so I've been focused on reducing too. So much of the materials we drop off at recycling bins are shipped to countries like Viet Nam, the Philippines, and China to be remade into new materials (e.g. sheet plastic, filament, sheet aluminum, etc.), but they can't keep up with how much we dump on them that they fall off of barges and piers and into the ocean. The sad thing is those countries are "credited" with waste of those materials, and they're chastised by the UN and environmental groups for it.
Neo TheInsurrectionistONE
THE ONE
Great thread. I drink a lot of bottled water and I had the random thought a month or so ago that I should be recycling.
Can you give more info about what you do?
I remember when we were growing up in the 90s and they had all of those recyclying PSA's but you never see anything like that anymore. So I wouldn't even know where to start as far as recycling.
Do you a little change from doing it?
7th Letter Specialist
The 1 that prick ya finger whn they giv u the oath
Dope.
shyt sad that only a very small percentage of items placed in recycle bins actually get recycled.
The recycle facilities don't even recycle the majority of the items they receive.
The energy used to recycle is more than it takes to make something new.
The recycle facilities don't even recycle the majority of the items they receive.
The energy used to recycle is more than it takes to make something new.
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I don't have to do much since there are large recycling bins a couple of miles from where I live.
I separate aluminum,glass, plastics, paper and cardboard and drive over there and dump them.
I live in Alexandria VA, where a couple of years ago they put an extra tax on plastic bags stores. I've noticed a lot more people going to stores with dedicated grocery sacks now.