recycling (waste)

A collection of full-color photographs and step-by-step instructions for creating unique jewelry pieces using everyday household materials.

Miss Drew's efforts to teach her class about recycling are very successful.

Explains what happens to household garbage, why some materials never rot, and how glass and paper are recycled. Learn how to sort trash for recycling, build a compost heap, make recycled paper, make a water filter and more.

Presents over thirty-five craft projects that re-purpose old clothing, paper, CDs, bottle caps, cans, and other objects.

Humorous illustrations accompany a discussion of the problems of waste disposal and of recycling as one possible solution.

Discusses different methods of recycling waste, associated advantages and problems, and the possible future.

Discusses the solid waste crisis, the causes of landfill crowding, and solutions in recycling various substances.

Presents a colorful story set to music for early readers about why it is important to recycle.

A look at such waste disposal problems as overflowing landfills and hazardous waste and possible solutions for them, primarily recycling.

Discusses methods of recycling metal, plastic, paper, and glass, and why such conservation efforts are important.