How plastic water bottles are made and what becomes of them once they go in the blue bin. Polyethylene terephthalate plastic, or PET, is 100% recyclable and used to make a wide variety of products. This is the lifecycle of a PET water bottle.
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YOU HAVE TO SEE THIS!!! Your family’s welfare depends on what you know. We’re guilted into recycling plastic by a government that is profiteering from our taxes, and an industry that is poisoning us. All of the facts in this video can be easily researched with a few clicks of the mouse.
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Crushes cans and glass, 4000lbs of aluminum cans per hour, 4 tons of glass per hour. Throw your cans in full or empty. Up to 5 gallon cans and plastic bottles.Will crush aluminum,steel or plastic.
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Recycling all kinds of aluminum foil lids, chocolate (silver paper) wrapping, yogurt lids, bottle neck rings and steel beer caps.
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Make yourself easily a nice translucent flower with plastic drink bottle ,
Percussions of the musical tape are also recycled materials , for Paddy G. Bride ART RECYCLING can be sound.
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Computer animation comparing the
US rate of plastic water bottle
recycling (approx. 100
bottles/second) to the nonrecycled
rate (approx. 845 bottles/second;
see image) for 2005.
This computer animation was made to
raise awareness about bottled
water, and its surprisingly poor
recycling rates. Since its recent
popularization, bottled water (in
all its flavors) has become
ironically one of the most
consumed, yet least recycled
beverages. For example, it is
estimated that in 2005 alone
approximately 30 billion plastic
water bottles were purchased in the
US, with only about 12% recycled
(in part due to out-dated deposit
laws), and the remaining 25 billion
bottles landfilled, littered or
incinerated.
Reduce, reuse, recycle. Innovate.
Project webpage:
http://www.cs.cornell.edu/~djames/bottledWater
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