Explanation:
When we recycle, used materials are converted into new products, reducing the need to consume natural resources. If used materials are not recycled, new products are made by extracting fresh, raw material from the Earth, through mining and forestry.
Recycling helps conserve the Earth’s natural resources like raw materials, minerals, trees, etc. It protects natural habitats for the future and preserves natural resources for future generations.
Recycling is important for making the environment a cleaner place, conserving materials, saving energy and reducing the amount of garbage in landfills. One of the most important benefits of recycling is the impact it has on the Earth. Recycling different materials helps the environment by reducing the use of natural resources. For example, recycling paper goods reduces the number of trees cut down each year.
Recycling has several benefits that help people and improve the environment. Producing recycled materials often requires less energy than creating entirely new goods and can help conserve energy. For example, creating new paper from trees requires more energy than producing paper from recycled materials. Recycling also saves energy by reducing the need for transportation of raw materials from their place of origin, which also decreases greenhouse gas emissions and emissions from vehicles transporting these materials. The pollution created by factories and industrial plants during the production process often reduces as a result of recycling.
As of 2014, landfills are filled primarily with non-biodegradable garbage that takes an extended period of time to decompose. Recycling reduces the amount of materials placed in landfills and creates new products from many of these materials. Materials such as aluminum cans, plastics and glass are commonly recycled to create useful products.
1. Recycling reduces toxic E-waste
2. Recycling helps minimise pollution
3.Recycling conserves natural resources
4.Recycling reduces landfill
