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E3TYD 05 Plastic Test Recycling Lessons EN

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Although a future without plastics and without polluting waste is a desired horizon, it is still a distant reality. For this reason, we ask you these questions so that you value how much you know about recycling.

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Although a future without plastics and without polluting waste is a desired horizon, it is still a distant reality. For this reason, we ask you these questions so that you value how much you know about recycling.

by Francisco Mateos
1

In which country has paper recycling been historically documented for the first time?

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The recycling logo created by Guy Anderson for a contest is based on the Moebius strip, made up of three arrows turned into the vertices of a triangle that connects the three principles that define the movement:

3

In 2016, Japanese researchers discovered a new species of bacteria that feeds on plastic by secreting a pair of enzymes capable of breaking down polyethylene terephthalate, also known as:

4

The Canadian success story is based on a deep-rooted culture that leads Canadians to sell, give away or donate products that they are not going to use anymore instead of throwing them away. something called:

5

What amount of waste does an average person generate per week according to World Bank data?

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What is the primary goal of recycling lessons?

7

Which material is commonly recycled in schools?

8

What is a key benefit of recycling?

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What should you do with contaminated recyclables?

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Which item is NOT recyclable?

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What is a common misconception about recycling?

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How can schools promote recycling?

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What is the first step in the recycling process?

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Which of the following is a recycling symbol?

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What role do students play in recycling efforts?

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Se ha documentado la existencia de reciclaje de papel en Japón ya en 1031, aunque es fácil asumir que sus vecinos chinos —inventores del papel— ya lo practicaban antes y que el procedimiento para su tratamiento viajó a Japón desde China.

La banda o cinta de Moebius se utiliza frecuentemente para simbolizar un proceso sin fin, como el del reciclaje. Cada una de las tres flechas representa un paso en el proceso del reciclaje: la recogida de los residuos, el tratamiento y la compra de productos reciclados, de manera que el sistema continúa una y otra vez de forma cíclica.

Efectivamente, estas bacterias descomponen el PET en cosa de mes y medio, aunque en 2018 otros científicos consiguieron modificar una de las enzimas originales obteniendo una versión más eficaz y rápida que lo descompone en tan sólo unos pocos días.

Canadá no es de países que cuentan con una mayor tasa de reciclaje del mundo, pero sí existe una arraigada cultura de economía circular además de ser expertos en reciclaje de neumáticos, ya que aprovechan el material para mezclarlo con el asfalto y construir carreteras o los tapices de los patios de recreo infantiles.

Según datos del Banco Mundial, de media cada persona genera 740 gramos de desechos al día, Por persona, esto supone más de 5 kilogramos semanales, y unos 270 kilogramos al año.

 
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