recycling
- noun
- /rɪˈsaɪklɪŋ/
- But the city continues to develop and grow other aspects of its recycling program as well.
- a recycling program
- curbside recycling
- a recycling bin
There's no chemical reason why we can't really do recycling and I'm.
- There's no chemical reason why we can't really do recycling and I'm.
- dollar annually, all due to recycling and reuse of industrial byproducts.
- Am I really wasting bags of time every day by recycling my bags of waste?
- And As for you and I, we can do a much better job of recycling our old electronics.
- This is the motion of recycling your poo air.
- Well, as you can see, they're a great recycling mechanism for quiet sterling.
Examples
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The authority is working with local jurisdictions to develop a model recycling ordinance for all construction projects.
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The county also established a low-interest revolving loan fund to support recycling business development.
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No, it's about recycling paper and glass.
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The problem is with the recycling system, it uses too much energy.
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" As the project went on, they saw that recycling saved them money."
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A closely related question is how much recycling has increased since the waste tax went into effect.
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These old magazines are bound for the recycling plant.
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I am the power-plant systems manager for recycling operations.
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Perhaps one of the more important recycling success stories is the rapid growth in wooden pallet recycling.
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Many cities are increasing their efforts to promote recycling and reduce waste.
Synonyms
Getting useful materials back from waste, like plastic or metal
Turning waste or old things into new usable materials
Compounds
A place where old paper, glass, and plastic are cleaned and made ready to be used again
How Thorough
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Recycling is made from re- 'again' and cycle 'circle' or 'wheel', like the cycle in bicycle, which gives a clear image of turning. That's why recycling means the process of collecting and treating used materials to make new products.