recycling

Contains simple step-by-step projects using recycled items found around the home.

Explains the challenges that face our planet as trash continues to build up and we must find ways to recycle. Explores the root causes of this issue and offers possible solutions.

Provides several ideas and small changes that individuals can make to help preserve and protect the planet.

Contains eighteen essays that present alternating perspectives on issues related to garbage and recycling, and debates containment, threats on the oceans, plastic bags, the effectiveness of recycling, government involvement, and more.

Presents a discussion of garbage and recycling that is designed to inspire critical thinking in middle and high school students, covering the social, environmental, and cultural issues associated with the topic, with photographs, examples, and quotes.

Encourages readers to think about why recycling is important and what they can do to help, and how they can encourage their parents and others to help, too.

Mama recycles everything until the house is complete with walls covered with candy wrappers and shingles that used to be flap-jack flappers, and the whole town turns out to see her handmade rocketship.

Describes how metal, glass, plastic, and newspaper trash can be recycled.

Brief text and photographs show how recyclable garbage is transformed into new products.

Provides information about recycling and includes step-by-step instructions for experiments that teach about plastics, solid waste and decomposition, litter, and other related topics.