By: Sarah Kosik

 Where does our trash go?  Explain why just throwing away trash is harmful  The trash we throw away doesn’t always end up in the garbage but is left on the ground resulting in pollution and unsanitary living conditions.  Landfills are increasing causing pollution and health hazards as well. Original 11/1/12 taken at The University of Akron

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 Recycle!  It’s clean and safe, a much better alternative to disposing our waste  Working together will benefit our planet, making it a much better place to live. g-the-right-questions.html/question-mark

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 Anyone can recycle!  Even kids can make a difference by working with their peers to recycle  Schools encourage recycling by providing recycling bins orhumanity.org/events/ 2008kidscancontest.html

 Recycle bins can be found almost anywhere especially in schools where students use a lot of paper.  Recycling bins can also be found in parks, recreational centers, libraries, and the workplace. You can even have one for your home!

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 Most recycling bins have signs to show what can be recycled, but the most common recyclables are as follows; plastic, aluminum, paper, and cardboard. Sorting can make the process easier before going to the recycle bin Original Photos taken 11/3/12 Norton, Ohio

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 Instead of throwing away what can easily be recycled lets make a difference and go green.  We live on such a beautiful planet so lets start now! n.com/content/70 89/7093/7091/921 5/default.aspx

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