recycling (waste)

Examines how the actions of humans have negatively affected the environment and discusses ways to protect it by reducing and recycling.

Examines the problems associated with the disposal of metal waste and describes how it can be recycled by creating objects such as jewelry, weathervanes, and Christmas ornaments.

Examines how domestic waste is generated, the crises of overflowing landfills, contaminated water supplies, and the depletion of resources, and methods of dealing with waste, including recycling.

Discusses advantages and current methods of recycling and examines possible innovations for the future.

Full-color photographs and illustrations for creating simple art crafts using everyday trash and items around the house.

Discusses recycling, its value and realities, and the search for innovative recycling ideas.

A group of students at Warder School use graphs to help them keep track of their efforts to reduce, reuse, and recycle in preparation for the celebration of Earth Day.

Sandy learns the importance of lessening her impact on the environment while visiting her grandfather's beach house and helping the Garbage Lady clean up the beach.

Photographs and simple text describe ways to reduce, reuse, and recycle in order to make less trash.