The Importance of Recycling

We need to recycle to help with environmental benefits, economic benefits, and community benefits. Recycling reduces the amount of waste sent to landfills and incinerators. Conserves natural resources such as timber, water and materials. Prevents pollution and reduces greenhouse gases by reducing the need to mine and process new raw materials. Environmental benefits Example: Recycling reduces the amount of waste that ends up in landfills and incinerators, which reduces pollution and greenhouse gases. It also helps conserve natural resources like water, minerals, and timber. Recycling can also help mitigate climate change. Economic benefits Example: Recycling creates jobs in the recycling and manufacturing industries and supports American manufacturing. It also increases economic security by tapping into a domestic source of materials. Community benefits for example: Recycling can help attract higher quality recruits and improve employee retention. A study found that millennials are more motivated to work for a company that recycles. Recycling is a small effort that can have significant benefits for the future of the planet. Recycling helps in reducing the waste on the planet, thus saving it. Moreover, we will be able to create new materials from waste material, which can be used accordingly. Recycled materials are further sold, and they are also used in the manufacture of new products. Recycling helps in reducing the waste on the planet, thus saving it. Moreover, we will be able to create new materials from waste material, which can be used accordingly. Recycled materials are further sold, and they are also used in the manufacture of new products. 

-Shakya Thompson