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Recycling

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Recycling
type of process, process, industry
Subclass ofwaste management process, environmental protection Edit
Part ofWaste management, circular economy, aquaponics, European waste hierarchy, industrial sector Edit
Get useclimate change mitigation Edit
Dey followservice retirement Edit
Product, material, or service produced or providedrecycled material Edit
Practiced byRag-picker Edit
Usesmaterials recovery facility Edit
Relates to sustainable development goal, target or indicatorTarget 12.5 of the Sustainable Development Goals Edit

Recycling be de process of converting waste materials into new materials den objects. Dis concept often dey include de recovery of energy from waste materials. De recyclability of a material dey depend for ein ability make e reacquire de properties na e get insyd ein original state.[1] Ebe an alternative to "conventional" waste disposal wey fi save material den help lower greenhouse gas emissions. E sanso fi prevent de waste of potentially useful materials den reduce de consumption of fresh raw materials, wey dey reduce energy use, air pollution (from incineration) den water pollution (from landfilling).

References

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  1. Villalba, G; Segarra, M; Fernández, A.I; Chimenos, J.M; Espiell, F (December 2002). "A proposal for quantifying the recyclability of materials". Resources, Conservation and Recycling. 37 (1): 39–53. Bibcode:2002RCR....37...39V. doi:10.1016/S0921-3449(02)00056-3. ISSN 0921-3449.

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