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What is reduce, reuse and recycle? Reduce: lower the amount of raw and new resources being used to create products and avoid waste. Reuse: use products again to try and lower the number of new products that are created. Recycle: turn original material into a newer product to lower the amount of waste produced.
Below are a few recycling best practices: No bags. Like really, no bags. Small things are big problems. Dont recycle anything smaller than a credit card. Make sure its clean, empty and dry. Combined materials are trash. Know your plastics. Stop wishcycling. Teach yourself.
The three strategic priorities chosen as the focus of the SMM Program from FY2017 to FY2022 present docHub opportunities for environmental, economic, social (and program performance) results. The Strategic Priority Areas are: 1) The Built Environment; 2) Sustainable Food Management; and 3) Sustainable Packaging.
The hierarchy ranks the various management strategies from most to least environmentally preferred. The hierarchy places emphasis on reducing, reusing, recycling and composting as key to sustainable materials management. These strategies reduce greenhouse gas emissions that contribute to climate change.
By recycling materials, we are able to save energy because it takes less energy to process recycled material than it does to create new products from raw materials. Additionally, recycling helps preserve natural resources like trees and oil which are used in many products such as paper and plastic packaging.
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The Basics: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle Finding constructive uses for waste materials is next. If its broken, fix it dont replace it! If you can, return it to the producer (especially electronics). Or better yet - dont by any packaged goods!
These materials, often characterized by reduced waste and toxic chemicals, are managed to mitigate negative environmental impacts from raw material extraction to end of life. Examples of sustainable materials include: Recycled Products: Items made from reused materials, reducing the need for raw material extraction.

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