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Do you know anything about this topic? Share your expertise with our thousands of visitors each day by submitting your quality, informative 'Cycling' article, and if you become a member we will pay you for your unique and original work (note that all submissions are reviewed by our editors). Your Cycling Guide is Michael Russell. Recent articles submitted to your independent guide to Cycling 1. Recycling To Save The Environment. - By: Michael Russell Recycling is one of the three R's for controlling the impact of waste on the Environment; reduce, recycle and reuse. Recycling programs have been enacted across the developed world. Given the consumption levels in the developed world, this is probably as it should be. Understanding what can and what... Featured ArticleDiscover What Happens To The Material You Recycle Many people think that recycling is a new idea, where in fact it has been done since prehistoric times. Evidence of re-melting and recasting of primitive metal implements shows that this frugal practice has been around a long time. Only recently has there been such excess of materials that people have felt that they could just keep using and throwing away their everyday items. Now, awareness is increasing that resources are scarce and valuable and that waste for any reason is not good policy. ...
Read full story 2. Why Recycling Paper Is Good - By: Michael Russell Paper recycling is the process of converting waste paper into new useable paper. Recycling paper takes half the energy needed to produce new paper. Most trash consists of paper in one form or another. Every 100 pounds of trash contains 35 pounds of paper. Paper is usually made from trees b... 3. Recycle - Don’t Throw Away That Empty Can - By: Michael Russell The typical American consumes 2.5 cans of soda or other beverages each day. Each can is worth approximately 1 cent. Every time we throw away an empty can rather than recycling it, we are throwing away more than just a penny. Recycling has many benefits beyond the spare change that a bag of cans c... 4. The Benefits Of Recycling - By: Michael Russell Recycling is a priority in the United States. In fact, the United States recycles more than 24 percent of its waste. This is the highest percentage in the industrialized world. This is only appropriate considering the United States also produces the most amount of waste in the industrialized world. ... 5. Complexities And Benefits Of Recycling Plastic - By: Michael Russell Paper, metal and glass are fairly easy to recycle, especially when compared to the recycling of plastics. One complicating factor is that there are at least seven different types of plastic that can be used for making containers. These types must be separately handled in order to effectively recyc... 6. Recycling Organic Kitchen Scraps With Worms - By: Michael Russell This task is so simple even the kids can do it and the rewards are so good. The trick is to get worms to do all the work just for feeding them. The benefits are threefold a) they produce compost for the garden, b) they produce a very rich organic liquid which when watered down is an ideal plant fe... 7. Discover What Happens To The Material You Recycle - By: Michael Russell Many people think that recycling is a new idea, where in fact it has been done since prehistoric times. Evidence of re-melting and recasting of primitive metal implements shows that this frugal practice has been around a long time. Only recently has there been such excess of materials that people ... 8. Recycling Old Car Tires - By: Michael Russell Despite the best efforts of modern science, your car tires rarely last as long as you keep your car. At some time, they will wear out or become damaged and you will have to replace them. Many years ago, most people changed their own tires. Back then, old tires were a recycling nigh... 9. Rain Barrel Water Recycling - By: Michael Russell Most of us take water for granted until it doesn't rain for a month or two and the city asks you to stop watering your lawn and garden. One of the best ways to help guard against this is by recycling rainwater. There are many ways to collect and recycle rainwater but one of the best and ... 10. Recycling Landfills By Vaporizing Them - By: Michael Russell For many years, towns and cities around the world have dealt with garbage by dumping it into a landfill. A layer of garbage covered by a layer of earth then another layer of garbage followed by more earth and on and on. Unfortunately simply covering it up does not make it go away. ... 11. Recycling - Do It For The Kids! - By: Michael Russell Busy, busy, busy. Do you have time in your busy life to think about or do anything with recycling? Is it an income producing activity? Is the money you can make worth your while? If we don't, what will this world look like for our kids when they grow up? One of the most... 12. Paper Recycling - History And Processing - By: Michael Russell Paper is an example of a valuable material that can be recycled. Its wood fibers are reused five to seven times before they become too short and brittle. Possible products are paper and corrugated cardboard, egg cartons, fruit trays, ceiling and wall insulation and many others. How... 13. Is Recycling Always A Feasible Option? - By: Michael Russell Did you know that lots of materials can be recycled and that almost every material needs different recycling techniques? It is a fact that recycling is a necessity in our lives and that we need to recycle materials as long as we have the desire to continue living. It is just that simple.... 14. Waste Recycling Needs Our Support - By: Michael Russell Over the centuries, increasing technology has caused increased industrial productions. Since products are made to be consumed, increasing consumerism has created a continuous problem with waste management. In the past, waste management primarily entailed the collection and disposal of wa... 15. Recycling - It Just Makes Sense - By: Michael Russell Recycling makes a difference not only for us today, but also for future generations. The fact about natural resources is that not all natural resources are renewable, meaning that when they are gone, they are gone for good. Through recycling, we can make the most of the natural resources... 16. Recycling: Ideas For Home And Work - By: Michael Russell Following the three "R"s of recycling is very easy to do: Reduce, Reuse and Recycle. At home or at the office, you can participate in all three and encourage your employees to do the same. Below is a list of ways to reduce, reuse and recycle that you can incorporate into your daily life.... 17. Recycling - The Consumer Cycle - By: Michael Russell We all know that we should be recycling. But do you know what actually happens to the stuff you send for recycling? Recycling basically goes through three steps. The consumer is involved directly in two of the steps: collection and purchasing. 1. Collection. The c... 18. Recycling - Is It Extreme? - By: Michael Russell If you live in a typical town in the good old USA, you probably have recycling laws. At one time, recycling was unheard of. Today, it is mandatory and not doing it can land you in a load of trouble. But have recycling laws gotten out of control? Are the requirements a little extreme? While the rec... 19. Is There Enough Time For Cycling - By: Michael Russell We should not greatly admire pro racers who clock 500 mile weeks. That's their job, so they have plenty of time to do it and recover. The heroic ones are people like you and me. We somehow conjure up the time, amidst our life away from cycling. Working a full-time job, the co... 20. Recycling Guide To Ghana - By: Odushola Funmilayo - 1983210 Abstract Waste management processes have become a major concern for the world today. Due to education, information, technology and some factors of change, people have become more conscious about their health and the state of the environment they live in. The purpose of this research is ... 21. Recycling Construction Waste On-site - By: Rebecca Williamson Ever been appalled at the volume of waste that is generated by the construction of a typical home? The majority of this waste (4 - 7 tons from a 2,000 sq. ft. home) is generally disposed of at a landfill, where it takes up space, breaks down slowly, and--in some cases--may offgas or contaminate grou... 22. Please Announce This Publicly - By: Mark Heck Each group is individualized Members MUST live or work in this particular area only. If you do not,there are other Recycle groups in your area instead. ...It is similar to Freecycle because the group is for offering & recieving free items... Except - here you can post your Yard Sal... 23. Recycling Wire - Don't Toss That Wire, Recycle It! - By: Elizabeth Berrien Whether you're a contractor upgrading an electrical system... a phone or cable crew pulling old cable... an electronics firm with a batch of wire that doesn't pass quality assurance... a rancher getting rid of rusty field fencing, chicken wire or even barbed wi... 24. Recycling Materials: How To Make Used Items Still - By: Michelle Apolo 1978067 Have you ever wondered how our waste materials in the garbage can become useful items for us in the future? How do we reduce waste disposal and help the environment lessen the garbage problems around the globe? For economic reason, industries reuse much of the scrap materials generated in their fac... 25. Non-shredding Cd Eraser Promotes Cd Recycling - By: Wade Sun San Diego, CA – It is common for CD-R and DVDR users to accumulate stacks of old discs that are no longer needed or outdated. A personal CD destroyer is now available that helps prevent data and identity theft by wiping out the data instead of shredding. Taking less than 2 seconds to operate, it is ... Please feel free to submit your quality, informative article for our readers. |
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