Recycling

Using “Recycling is Garbage” as a case study, this paper examines the arguments made by the anti-recyclers, correcting factual errors and over-generalizations, offering additional data and perspective, and acknowledging the few kernels of truth in their arguments.[

Using “Recycling is Garbage” as a case study, this paper examines the arguments made by the anti-recyclers, correcting factual errors and over-generalizations, offering additional data and perspective, and acknowledging the few kernels of truth in their arguments.[

Using “Recycling is Garbage” as a case study, this paper examines the arguments made by the anti-recyclers, correcting factual errors and over-generalizations, offering additional data and perspective, and acknowledging the few kernels of truth in their arguments.[

Using “Recycling is Garbage” as a case study, this paper examines the arguments made by the anti-recyclers, correcting factual errors and over-generalizations, offering additional data and perspective, and acknowledging the few kernels of truth in their arguments.[

Using “Recycling is Garbage” as a case study, this paper examines the arguments made by the anti-recyclers, correcting factual errors and over-generalizations, offering additional data and perspective, and acknowledging the few kernels of truth in their arguments.[

Using “Recycling is Garbage” as a case study, this paper examines the arguments made by the anti-recyclers, correcting factual errors and over-generalizations, offering additional data and perspective, and acknowledging the few kernels of truth in their arguments.[

Using “Recycling is Garbage” as a case study, this paper examines the arguments made by the anti-recyclers, correcting factual errors and over-generalizations, offering additional data and perspective, and acknowledging the few kernels of truth in their arguments.[

Rinsing out tuna cans and tying up newspapers may make you feel virtuous, but recycling could be America’s most wasteful activity

This section of EPA’s MSW Web site contains answers to questions the general public often asks about recycling and solid waste management programs. For more detailed information on each topic, please link to the additional Web sites noted throughout this page.

This section of EPA’s MSW Web site contains answers to questions the general public often asks about recycling and solid waste management programs. For more detailed information on each topic, please link to the additional Web sites noted throughout this page.