Reduce, Reuse and Recycle
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Reducing, reusing and recycling our waste is good for our environment. It is also good for our wallets!
Here are some ways you can reduce, reuse and recycle at home.
Be careful what you buy:
Did you know that up to 50 per cent of general waste could be composted?
Food and garden waste that ends up in landfill is bad for the environment. It creates methane gas. Methane gas is a potent greenhouse gas.
Converting food and garden waste into compost for your garden has many benefits. It helps to improve soil quality and reduce weeds. It also means that your soil will keep more moisture and you’ll be less likely to use chemical fertilisers.
You can create your own compost system using a compost bin or heap in your yard. You can also use a worm farm or chickens.
Here are some tips to avoid using single-use plastics
Once you have REDUCED and REUSED as much as you can, RECYCLING is the next best way to help our environment.
Click on the button below to see what can be recycled.
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