Dealing with waste

Explains the dangers wastewater poses to the environment, discussing how water gets polluted, how it can be cleaned and used again, what the different methods of treating wastewater are, and what children can do to stop water pollution.

Explains how textile production affects the environment, why it is a good idea to reuse clothing, how clothes are recycled, and what sorts of clothes are needed for donations after a disaster.

Explains the dangers old cars pose to the environment, looks at the many different parts and materials used to manufacture cars and keep them running, and discusses what might be done to reduce the number of cars on the road, make old cars cheaper and easier to repair, and recycle car materials that can still be used after the vehicle is scrapped.

Describes how thrown-out appliances, electronics, and batteries can affect the environment and discusses reuse and recycling of computers, refrigerators, related packaging, and other items.

Explains the dangers excessive amounts of food waste pose to the environment, describes the various ways food waste is disposed of, and encourages people to begin disposing of food waste in more environmentally responsible ways.

Explains the dangers household waste poses to the environment, the many ways household waste is processed, and the steps people can take to reduce the amount of waste they produce.