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Conservation Practices Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle Obj. 1.03 Foods I
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Conservation Vital in protecting the environment Preserve resources for future generations Non-renewable Produced in nature but at a rate too slow to keep up with demand Oil Renewable Replaced quickly Water
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Conservation Best place to practice is at home. Reduce Reuse Recycle
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Conservation: Reduce To cut the amount of waste, energy, or water used. Why? How much trash do you make? Activity America's Landfills America's Landfills Lords of the Landfill Lords of the Landfill Homes from a Landfill Homes from a Landfill Sun Chips commercial Sun Chips commercial http://earth911.com/ne ws/2010/04/26/the-next- wave-in-composting/ http://earth911.com/ne ws/2010/04/26/the-next- wave-in-composting/
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Conservation: Reduce Solid waste Packaging Paper products Energy Lighting Refrigerators/ freezers Ovens Solutions Cut off lights when not in use Match the size of the pot to the flame Keep the refrigerator clean, organized, and not overfilled Water Faucets Dishwashing Solutions Turn off when not in use Use dishwasher only when full
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Conservation: Reuse To use products again Bags Cloth bags for groceries Plastic bags for litter Take out containers Gift bags Paper products Appliances Borrow, rent, or share items used infrequently Sell or donate products no longer needed or used Leftovers Convert to new recipes The Big Waste The Big Waste
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Conservation: Recycle Using products that can be reprocessed to make something new Paper Buy and use recyclable containers Plastic Plastic Cans Food Compost food scraps Electronics Resale your outdated electronics Electronics Electronics
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Benefits of Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle Protect our non- renewable resources Reduce costs Less trash in the landfills Less energy to make new items More income for selling, reusing, and recycling items And then there is always this… Wait for it... Wait for it...
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