Just about everyone knows our environment is in danger. One of the most serious threats is the massive amount of waste we put into the air, water, and ground every year. All across the United States and around the world are thousands of places that have been, and continue to be, polluted by toxic waste, radioactive waste and just plain garbage. It is imperative that we are aware of all the things that we can do to help our environment by diminishing the amount of trash and garbage that we produce each year. One easy way of doing that is by a method called recycling. Many might not know the importance of recycling and what it can do to our environment. But let me tell you this, if we continue to throw trash in our landfills and don’t recycle many of the items that can be recycled then sooner or later we wont be living in a healthy society. This is why I stro
Furthermore, recycling proponents contend with full-cost accounting, the net economic, health, and environmental benefits of recycling far outweigh the costs. A study by the MIT economist Robert Stone revealed that recycling in Massachusetts yields a net social benefit of about $254 per metric ton if both roughly $146 per metric ton environmental benefits for recycling and the avoided solid-waste costs are taken in account. Environmentalists, however, point out that the primary benefit from recycling is not a reduction in the use of landfills and incenerators. Instead, the major reasons for recycling are reduced use of virgin resources, reduced throughput of matter and energy resources, reduced pollution and environmental degradation.
ngly believe in the contribution of all of us to recycle and save our environment.