Recycling facts

These awareness posters can be used to promote a recycling scheme. To help raise people's consciousness for the importance of recycling, to prevent waste through reusing or reducing and have fun at the same time. To help advertise the Waste and Recycling system — from collection of plastics, papers, glass and metals in a single container to sorting and processing to the finished products now being made from recyclables.

Trivia about aluminum.

Recycling can be confusing enough as it is. To help, here's what those little numbers in recycling symbols actually mean.

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Known as the Plastic/Resin Identification Codes (PIC), each number represents a type of plastic polymer group and it’s intended to facilitate the sorting of plastics for recycling. Learn which plastics can be reused and recyled with our handy infographic!

Did you know that you can help the environment in a lot of ways by recycling various materials. Read on to know how it can help protect and preserve the natural resources of our mother Nature.

Print one of GEF's fun Green Week posters for your classroom.

Although recycling is far better for the environment than throwing things "away," we cannot recycle our way out of our waste crisis.

Recycling paper is good for the planet because it helps save trees, conserve water, reduce oil and electricity consumption, and more.

The 6 Rs of sustainability are: rethink, refuse, reduce, reuse, recycle, and repair. Learn why they are important and how YOU can help.