What could be used as reusable items?
Reusable grocery bags, straws, cups, etc
What does the food waste turn into after it is composted?
Organic fertilizer for the soil
Where does all of our waste get transported to?
The landfill
What bin should you put plastic bottles and cans into?
Recycle bin
What does "reuse" mean?
To use something again instead of throwing it away
What should be composted?
Food Waste
What does reduce mean?
To use less of something
What are the 3 R's?
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
What are some items that can be recycled?
(Plastics, cardboard, paper, glass, cans, etc)
What are some examples of food waste?
Rotten fruit/vegetables, fish, etc
Waste doesn't only affect us it also affects the _____.
Environment
What does the recycle symbol look like?
3 arrows creating a circle-like figure
What items can NOT be recycled?
(Styrofoam, bubble wrap, diapers, straws, plastic bags, etc)
What is the benefit of composting?
Provides us with natural fertilizer to help crops grow
Why is littering dangerous for plants and animals?
It could destroy animals habitats, gives animals possible diseases, disrupts the ecosystem harming wildlife
Why should we compost?
It reduces waste, it is good nutrients for the soil, and it is good for the environment
Why is recycling important?
Reduces the amount of pollution around the world, reduces landfill waste, conserves energy and resources
What is the process of composting?
Food waste decomposes into organic matter, which is then used as organic fertilizer and nutrients for the soil
How much trash can one person produce in a day?
About 5 pounds
Why is it important to reduce our waste?
If we don't reduce our waste we will run out of space for our garbage, which will pollute the air, water, and soil