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    The document discusses various methods of recycling, including recycling plastic, nylon, and glass. It notes that recycling plastic saves production costs and energy consumption, and helps reduce climate change and protect ecosystems. Recycling nylon involves turning abandoned fishing nets and other polyamide products into a strong, lightweight yarn, while glass recycling turns waste glass back into usable products through washing, crushing, and melting processes.

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    RECYCLE

    WASTES
    GROUP 2

    1. HUỲNH LỘC
    DOANH
    2. LÊ NGỌC LY

    3. LÊ THÁI THIÊN HƯƠNG

    4. MAI NGỌC TRÂM

    5. NGUYỄN THỊ THÚY


    QUỲNH
    The environmental condition in Ho Chi Minh
    city is alarming.
    The greenhouse effect occurs more often.
    With more than 2,000
    canals around the city is
    heavily polluted.
    Dust concentration measured here is 2 to 3 times
    higher than the standards of Vietnam.
    The main causes of environmental pollution are:

    Agricultural waste
    Exhaust gas, dust
    From the waste in factories
    Domestic waste, solid waste
    Due to human conscious ness
    and state management activities.
    1.Plastic recycling

     Plastic recycling is a crucial assignment to improve soil


    and water environmental pollution.
     Recycling plastic saves production cost and energy
    consumption.
     Anyone can recycle plastic to contribute to environmental
    protection.
     Recycling plastic is a long-term and effective method to
    anti-climate changing.
     Protecting ecosystems and marine animals.
    2. Nylon
    2.1 WHAT IS NYLON?

    Nylon is a type synthetic fiber fabric like


    polyester, made from petroleum products and
    producing is has a high cost in energy and
    greenhouse gasses.

    2.2 ECONYL NYLON-RECYCLE - HOW DOES IT


    WORK?
    A form of nylon made entirely from waste
    products, Econyl is made from a variety of post-
    consumer waste, including abandoned fishing
    nets, carpets and stiff textiles, and is said to be
    eco-friendly. environment.
    2.3 NYLON RECYCLE - FISHING FOR
    FINISHING
    Recycling nylon means that fishing nets and other polyamide products are
    recycled to create a lightweight, strong and quick-drying yarn.

    2.4 UPDATED TO COMBINED KILLING FISHING AND OCEAN

    For years, WWF and other nonprofits have worked to combat ocean pollution.

    2.5 FUNCTIONAL CLOTHES FROM FISHING NETS

    In apparel applications, Econyl is commonly used to make stockings, leggings, tights,


    and other form-fitting lower body garments. 
    3. Glass recycling
    Glass recycling is the process of turning waste glass back into usable products. This
    involves washing, crushing and melting used glass before moulding it.
     Glass recycling is good for the environment.
     This process is very sustainable.
     Glass recycling saves the energy.

     This method conserves natural resources.


    CONCLUSION
    QUESTION & ANSWER

    1. Why waste disposal?


    2. Why can't a 100% recycling rate be achieved?
    3. How can an ordinary citizen contribute to increasing paper
    recycling rates?
    4. Why should recyclable items be placed in the recycling
    bin?
    5. How are hazardous wastes such as medical waste, light
    bulbs, paints, toxic chemicals collected?

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