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Some plastic gets melted down into other plastic things. Some paper and cardboard get turned into toilet paper or just new sheets of paper. However, not all recycled materials are properly disposed of. Lots of plastic bags are shipped to Asia where they just either fly around or get burned, releasing toxic chemicals into the air. Fun right?
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What happens to household rubbish when it is recycled?
it gets made into other things such as plastic bottles if you look at a bottle or a packet it sometimes saye 100% recycled
What happens to our household rubbish if it isn't recycled?
It gets put into a landfill, or burned before being put in a landfill. It goes into landfill where it can damage the environment.
What happens to rubbish after its thrown in the bin?
Its recycled again;D
What happens to rubbish if it is not recycled?
basicly what happens is sometimes they burn it or sometimes they bury it under the ground
What happens when products are not recycled?
when products are not recycled they are taken to the dump to either break down, or they dig a massive hole and put the rubbish in.
What happens to household rubblish if it isn't recycled?
it goes into landfill or gets incinerated.
What happens when household refuse after it has been thrown down the refuse bin or rubbish chute?
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What percent of rubbish is recycled?
In many states, about 35% of rubbish is recycled. The number is climbing every year, though, as companies find ways to recycle.
Is the rubbish collected from Mount Everest recycled?
The rubbish that is collected from the slopes of Mount Everest by Sherpas every year is either burned, recycled or even made into art.
What happens to your household rubbish if its not recyled?
Rubbish that is not recycled is disposed of using landfill sites and incinerators. These rubbish disposal systems have an environmental impact and prevent materials that could have been reused from being recycled.
What happens to it when it is recycled?
=What happens to cardboard when it is not recycled=
Can you draw a chart to illustrate what happens eventually to household refuse after it has been thrown into the refuse bin or down the rubbish chute?
You can draw it yourself.
