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Global Impact has taken the initiative to start the Tree Seed Bank, a dedicated cause to preserve the forests of today for tomorrow. We have started to collect seed from the Hardwood and semi-hardwood forests of North America in an effort to regenerate the loss of forests from clear cutting and to educate the land owners to take the necessary steps to preserve our natural resources. We hope to extend our cause throughout the world.

 

Key Benefits to Recycling

bulletRecycling reduces waste going into landfills
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bulletRecycling  saves energy in the production of the raw materials needed to produce thousands of products.
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bulletRecycling reduces the amount of pollution from litter, incineration, and mis-use.

        Everything can be recycled , for what's one mans garbage is another mans treasure

Why Should I Recycle?

Economically recycling saves money in waste disposal by reducing volume in the waste stream.

Recycling creates employment.

Conserves resources for our children's future.

Reduces energy consumption of the alternative practice of producing products from raw materials.

Stimulates the development of greener technologies .

There is up to 95% reduction of pollution and greenhouse gases when manufacturing with recycled material.

We are running out of suitable sights for landfills, and do you want one in your back yard?

The manufacture of Aluminum creates 95 % more pollution than making products from recycled material.

 

Interesting Facts on our Wastefulness and recycling!

Americans use 2.5 million plastic bottles every hour, with as little as 20% being recycled.

Just in America there is 100,000,000 tin cans used everyday..

Consumers in the US throw away enough Aluminum to rebuild our entire commercial airfleet every three months.

By using three tons of recycled paper you can save 17 trees, 7,000 gallons of water, and three cubic yards of landfill.

It takes two plastic soft drink bottles to make enough polyester fiber for one Baseball Cap.

The energy saved from recycling one aluminum can will run your Television for 3 Hours.

Glass never wears out. It can be reused or recycled forever.

Every day  the average American will produce approximately 4 pounds of garbage.

Incinerating 10,000 pounds of garbage creates one job.

Landfilling 10,000 pounds of garbage creates 6 jobs.

Recycling that 10,000 pounds of garbage creates 36 jobs.

Up to 60% of our garbage is organic and can be composted.

 

These links below will help you in finding places and way of recycling different items

Polystyrene recycling                                                                

http://www.dartcontainer.com/Web/Environ.nsf/Pages/Menu

Plastic containers recycling :                                                    

http://news.uns.purdue.edu/html4ever/9809.Grant.plastics.html 

Asphalt-recycling:                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              http://www.martec.ca/  

Paper  recycling :                                                                                                              

www.recycle.net/recycle/Paper/  

Battery, acid,and NiCad recycling :                                                                

http://www.deq.state.la.us/assistance/recycling/home/battery.htm                                  www.recycle.net/recycle/battery/ 

Cans and Bottles recycling :                                                                                                         

www.container-recycling.org/page22.htm  

www.epa.gov/grtlakes/seahome/housewaste/src/recycle.htm                                                  

More recycling info sites:

www.grn.com/   

www.obviously.com/recycle/

www.ofee.gov/html/future.htm 

www.wco.com/~dale/crp.html 

Recycling used to be a way of life back in the early part of the 1900's and prior.   Everything from the dishwater to the food scraps were recycled on a daily basis without a second thought. Recycling was second nature to all of society and still should be..

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