Trash Talk: Recycling and Contamination

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Froggy Jumps Trash Talk: Recycling and ContaminationOnline version Waste and recycling basics by Saul Hernandez Diaz _ 1 What is the term for harmful substances that contaminate recycling streams and reduce quality? a Pollution b Contamination c Degradation 2 Which item should be placed in the recycling bin in most curbside programs? a Plastic bags b Cardboard c Food waste 3 Why is contamination a problem for recycling facilities? a It makes bins heavier b It can ruin batches of recyclables c It increases energy production 4 Which material is generally not recyclable in curbside programs? a Styrofoam coffee cups b Newspaper c Aluminum cans 5 What is the best way to handle plastic bags to keep recycling streams clean? a Take them to a dedicated drop-off location b Roll them up and place in bin c Wash and reuse as landfill liner 6 Which item belongs in garbage if not accepted for recycling? a Glass bottle b Newspaper c Food-soiled pizza box 7 Which action reduces waste and contamination most effectively? a Rinse containers before recycling b Crush all items c Mix recyclables with trash 8 What is the benefit of sorting recyclables at home? a Increases landfill space b Improves recycling efficiency c Decreases recycling demand 9 Which material is often recycled into new cans or foil products? a Aluminum b Ceramic c Plastic wrap 10 What should you do with electronics to reduce contamination and waste? a Recycle or donate them b Throw in regular trash c Burn them in open air

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Trash Talk: Recycling and ContaminationOnline version

Waste and recycling basics

by Saul Hernandez Diaz _

What is the term for harmful substances that contaminate recycling streams and reduce quality?

Pollution

Contamination

Degradation

Which item should be placed in the recycling bin in most curbside programs?

Plastic bags

Cardboard

Food waste

Why is contamination a problem for recycling facilities?

It makes bins heavier

It can ruin batches of recyclables

It increases energy production

Which material is generally not recyclable in curbside programs?

Styrofoam coffee cups

Newspaper

Aluminum cans

What is the best way to handle plastic bags to keep recycling streams clean?

Take them to a dedicated drop-off location

Roll them up and place in bin

Wash and reuse as landfill liner

Which item belongs in garbage if not accepted for recycling?

Glass bottle

Newspaper

Food-soiled pizza box

Which action reduces waste and contamination most effectively?

Rinse containers before recycling

Crush all items

Mix recyclables with trash

What is the benefit of sorting recyclables at home?

Increases landfill space

Improves recycling efficiency

Decreases recycling demand

Which material is often recycled into new cans or foil products?

Aluminum

Ceramic

Plastic wrap

What should you do with electronics to reduce contamination and waste?

Recycle or donate them

Throw in regular trash

Burn them in open air

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What is the term for harmful substances that contaminate recycling streams and reduce quality?

Which item should be placed in the recycling bin in most curbside programs?

Why is contamination a problem for recycling facilities?

Which material is generally not recyclable in curbside programs?

What is the best way to handle plastic bags to keep recycling streams clean?

Which item belongs in garbage if not accepted for recycling?

Which action reduces waste and contamination most effectively?

What is the benefit of sorting recyclables at home?

Which material is often recycled into new cans or foil products?

What should you do with electronics to reduce contamination and waste?

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