Most of us routinely recycle metal cans and mostly the aluminum ones. But there is far more to recycling metals than putting cans in a recycling bin.
The consumer world is filled with a wide variety of metal products that range from cast iron, to copper, to precious metals. And they can all be recycled - if disposed of properly.
Topics: scrap metal, appliance recycling, metal recycling, junk metal recycling, recycling facilities
Recycling paper is a decades-old practice in this country. But it has fallen on hard times lately.
Part of the problem is that the United States is finding that all the millions of tons of waste paper we produce every year, Thanks in large part to a decision by China.
Topics: Recycling, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, paper recycling, recycling facilities, paperboard recycling
There is recycling and then there is REAL recycling. And the kings of recycling are metals, glass, and paper.
While we all probably know these as three of the most commonly recycled materials, not many realize how completely recyclable they are.
Topics: junk recycling, metal recycling, paper recycling, recycling facilities, glass recycling
There are a variety of things we dispose of that can be recycled. Some are more common than others such as metals and paper waste. Oh - and waste concrete!
The downside is that so much of these materials never make it to recycling facilities and end up in our landfills instead. And that's a losing proposition.
Topics: junk recycling, metal recycling, paper recycling, recycling facilities, waste concrete recycling