RECYCLING
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Recycling is crucial for reducing waste, conserving natural resources, and minimizing. It helps to save energy and reduces the need for landfills, contributing to a healthier environment. SGWS Recycling as a Service offers a streamlined approach to recycling, making it easy for businesses to implement sustainable practices. By partnering with SGWS, companies can enhance their environmental responsibility while also improving their operational efficiency.
TYPES OF RECYCLING
METAL
Recycling metal is a crucial process that helps reduce waste and conserve natural resources. In a waste management company, the metal recycling process involves collecting scrap metal, sorting it by type, and then melting it down to create new products. This not only minimizes the need for mining raw materials but also lowers consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. By choosing to recycle metal, we contribute to a more sustainable future while supporting the circular economy.
Recycling cardboard is an essential practice that helps reduce waste and conserve natural resources. By recycling, we can repurpose old cardboard into new products, saving energy and minimizing landfill impact. This process not only supports a sustainable environment but also fosters a circular economy, where materials are reused and reimagined. Embracing cardboard recycling contributes to a healthier planet for future generations.
CARDBOARD
PAPER & PLASTIC
Recycling plastic and paper is an essential practice that helps reduce waste and conserve natural resources. By reprocessing these materials, we can minimize pollution, save energy, and decrease the need for new raw materials. This process not only benefits the environment but also promotes a sustainable economy. Adopting recycling habits in our daily lives is a small yet impactful step towards a healthier planet.
Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) are toxic chemicals that resist breaking down in the environment, posing serious threats to human health and ecosystems. They accumulate in living organisms, travel long distances through air and water, and are linked to severe health issues like cancer, reproductive disorders, and immune system damage. Found in pesticides, industrial chemicals, and byproducts, POPs are addressed globally through the Stockholm Convention, which aims to eliminate or reduce their use to protect the planet.
POPS
persistent organic pollutants