happening around you even where it happened very far from where you live. “The first person to tweet about the Osama bin Laden raid was a neighbor who,while complaining about the noise on Twitter, unknowingly tweeted about one of the biggest news stories of the decade” (Marino), so if you was friend of that person, you could be the first American who lives in American know about Osama bin Laden raid. On the other hand, “49.1% of people have heard false news via social media” (Marino), so some people
not recycle our waste. In fact it was not until I moved on campus at Bradley University, that I realized how important recycling was to some. Actually, one of my best friends here at Bradley is responsible for helping me realize the significance of recycling. This is still not to be confused with your average recycling advocate argument. I admittedly walk pass the blue bin and opt for the easy way out every chance I get. Which is why I plan on figuring out why some people choose not to recycle, like
not recycle our waste. In fact it was not until I moved on campus at Bradley University, that I realized how important recycling was to some. Actually, one of my best friends here at Bradley is responsible for helping me realize the significance of recycling. This is still not to be confused with your average recycling advocate argument. I admittedly walk pass the blue bin and opt for the easy way out every chance I get. Which is why I plan on figuring out why some people choose not to recycle, like
least amount of water possible. These may sound like really good habits, but I do have some bad habits that need to be fixed. When I am home in Colorado I use my car alot. Here in Hays I carelessly throw items in the trash that need to be thrown in recycle, and I waste water while washing my dishes. In the future I will think about how my actions affect the environment. When I sat down to reflect on my environmental habits, I started to go through what I usually do in a typical day: get up, get dressed
to improve the quality of life for our future generations and to conserve our natural resources. I have chosen Germany because it is roughly similar in size to Wales. I will gather my primary data by surveying my friends and family to see if they recycle and if they do, how often, etc. I will then make graphs to show the outcome. What are the recycling statistics in Wales and Germany? Wales: What has been done to tackle recycling? The Welsh Government website has launched the “Towards Zero
participants recycle paper. Most recycle on a regular basis. However, one of the participants mentioned that he only recycles when it is convenient and easy for him, this means when recycling facilities (i.e. recycling bins) are nearby. In contrast, another participant stated that she would carry the paper with her until she found the proper bin to throw it in. All the participants claimed that recycling paper is important to them, and they would feel guilty if they did not recycle. Some students
audience to recycle materials for saving the Earth. Central Idea: You should recycle materials because it can help the Earth save i. Introduction (Attention) A. Attention getter – How many people read a paper on a daily bases? How many people throw it in the trash when they are done? How many people drink some sort of bottled drink throughout the day? How many of those people throw it in the trash when they are done? B. Relativity – There in lays the problem. Too many people do not recycle and it
every other week the same goes for our recyclables. But how much is truly recycled, and how do we fare against other countries? We, as Americans, should learn from across the pond and recycle more of our waste instead of throwing it away to a landfill. America tries to sound green and eco-friendly, but we only recycle 34.3 percent of our waste (EPA, 2013) and 12 percent goes to energy recovery (EPA, 2011). Of what we produce before recycling, paper takes the lead at 27 percent, followed by food at
to “Toward Zero Waste”. Based on this strategy, Wales will achieve highly recycle in 2025 and zero waste by 2050 (Wales Government, 2014a). In the past three years, the tonnes of waste recycled and composted have appeared a significant raising (statswales, 2014a). Meanwhile, the amount of waste and the tonnes of landfilled waste both have an obviously decrease (statswales, 2014b; statswales, 2014c). Although the series recycle strategies achieved positive effects, there are still lots of waste was
be recycled. Paper waste can be recycled in the same bin with metal and plastic beverage containers. Food must be cleaned off all items before recycling them. Employees can recycle any type of office paper, even with staples and paper clips attached. Envelopes with or without stamps and windows can be recycled. Snack boxes without food attached are acceptable. Magazines without wrappers can also be recycled. Employees cannot recycle any waxed paper products. Food-contaminated paper like