Things You'll Need:
- Computer
- Internet Access
- Printer
- Printer paper
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Step 1
Take the National Recycling Pledge at this Web site:
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Step 2
Get facts from the recycling center nearest you, regarding what items can be recycled (see consumer's role article in resources).
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Step 3
Find an event in your area, and get involved. See resources.
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Step 4
Volunteer in your community.
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Step 5
Purchase products that are made with reycyled materials.
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Step 6
Donate items to local art programs, schools, scout groups.
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Step 7
Recycle your bike chain and freewheels by sending them to Resource Revival. This company turns your old chains and freewheels into gifts, promotional items and awards (see resources).
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Step 8
Make a craft with recycled items (see resources and ehow articles on how to recycle).
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Step 9
Participate in an educational activity involving recycling crafts, or activities (see resources).
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Step 10
Companies can have their scrap made into corporate gifts, such as bottle caps, food boxes, old maps and more. See resources for the link to the company called Replayground.
















Comments
paulusgrandis said
on 11/14/2009 Had no idea that November 15th was Recycle Day! Thanks for the tips! 5* and rec'd!
RecycleGuru said
on 10/17/2008 I've been recycling for years with Planet Green (www.planetgreenrecycle.com). They pay for empty inkjet cartridges and used cell phones and provide free collection boxes and free shipping labels! I love them! They make every day America Recycles Day.