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Lifecycle of a Product
The choices we make every day determine how much waste we produce As consumers we usually only see or use a product for a very short time in its lifecycle For example we may buy a hot drink from a ...
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A waste scene
A waste scene
This image shows perfectly how waste can accumulate in an area and starts to create environmental problems. Plastic sheeting and bags take years to decompose and this waste could be here for many years if it is not managed properly
Copyright Department of the Environment, Heritage and Local Government
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What to put in your compost bin?
What to put in your compost bin?
For best results coarse materials should be chopped or ground into small pieces before being added to the heap as this will speed decomposition.
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Litter Constituents
Litter Constituents
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Cooking old and new
Cooking old and new
Times have changed and so have the methods of cooking. The new oven cooker replaced open fire cooking but it does need to be disposed of at a WEEE recycling point for disposal when it is finished with.
Copyright the Dorothea Lange Collection, Oakland Museum of California
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Boiling water old and new
Boiling water old and new
The image shows how people used to heat water - over an open fire - compared to a modern kettle, which needs to be disposed of safely.
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More Methods
Recycling The message is clear recycling is good for the environment It saves energy reduces raw material use and combats climate change which is dealt with in another section of this website In 1998 ...
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Recycling symbol
Recycling symbol
The internationally recognised symbol for recycling.