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A research report about recycling

Recycling, reuse and reduction, the famous three R's, this concept became famous after the critical years of 2010-2012, one of the hottest years on earth, after this was born even more movements against global warming, we started with the question of what can I do, mainly to recycle we must learn that can be reused by some process, at the time the bottles as building blocks for construction, learning to separate the garbage helps this process. Small things that completely change something, the products that we can recycle are:

- Plastics.

- Paper and cardboard.

-Plastic bags.

-Cans.

-Wood.

-Glass.

-Organic waste.

-Batteries and batteries.

- Fabrics and garments.

- Electronic components.

But the reality at home can be different, one really recycles some things, such as plastics, bags, bottles, among other things, the real process can be carried out in specialized sites, in recycling plants, there comes the role of the government of the day, implement measures, some kind of incentive for families to recycle and collaborate from their homes to the greatest extent.

Finally, a small homemade experiment is to reuse some X-ray plates, these have heavy metals that are not harmful to humans but are harmful to the environment, so there are fun ideas for crafts and correct processes of recycling.

Source: 5MinutesCraft XD

Fota Wildlife Park

Visit its official website, and this, this or this or finally this.

For a student ticket you must pay 12.50€ but you must bring a document that verifies it. The park also has a program to deal with endangered animals to encourage their recovery, it also helps the conservation of these species in Ireland and beyond, and as part of its mission it has a program to reduce its carbon footprint.

Bennett's Wallaby

The Bennett's Wallaby or Red-necked Wallaby (Macropus rufogriseus fructicus), has a gray and reddish coat with black legs and nose, up to 90 cm tall and 18 kilograms in weight, the female tends to be a little smaller, They are solitary and herbivorous, they reproduce at any time of the year and their gestation takes very little time, so it lasts up to 6 months with the mother.

Mainly you can buy in the Serengeti gift store, water, soft drinks, ice cream and other food, as well as duck food, stuffed animals, carved wooden statues, books, jewelry and puzzles, nice souvenirs for the trip.

Time to recycle

Read the text "Time to recycle" answer the proposed activities

Reduce: save energy!

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