Find something you threw away in a trash can that could have been recycled
"There is no such thing as "away". When we throw anything "away" it must go somewhere."
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Find a single-use water bottle
Plastic bottles take 1,000 years to break down in the environment
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Find a single-use plastic bag (sandwich bag; snack bag; etc.)
Plastic sandwich and snack bags were probably a staple in your parents' lunches, but people are more aware of the impact on the environment.
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Find a water bottle that's NOT single use
Since you, the average human, need to drink four plastic bottles per day, you would be saving 1,460 plastic bottles per year by using a reusable bottle.
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Find an article of clothing that contains nylon or polyester.
the following clothing materials are plastic: polyester, nylon, acrylic, and polyamide.
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boom
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magnet
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shark
Other team loses 10 points!
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baam
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Find something your family uses to collect recycling
One ton of recycled paper saves 24,000 gallons of water
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Find something made from metal.
Currently only 9% of all plastic is recycled. Considering the life cycle of both materials, metal is the environmentally friendly option.
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Find something made from wood.
Wood is biodegradable and when it becomes waste, it has less potential to create problems associated with pollution.
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gift
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banana
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Find a plastic grocery bag.
Researchers fear that such ubiquitous bags may never fully decompose; instead, they gradually just turn into smaller and smaller pieces of plastic.
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gift
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banana
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Find a multi-use grocery bag
Plastic bag litter has become such an environmental nuisance and eyesore that Ireland , Taiwan , and Australia have taxed their use or banned them.