The sale of reusable salvage from old cars is only a small piece of the auto recycling pie. About 65 percent of a junked car is made from steel (the rest is made from other metals plus glass, rubber and upholstery). The price for scrap steel and iron, though volatile, often hovers around $250 per ton. Expanding economies in Asia have lead to greater demand for scrap steel, bolstering the market worldwide. With 14 million tons of steel from cars being scrapped each year contributing to an industry-wide total of 76 million tons of recycled steel and iron, it's easy to see that auto recycling is a multi-billion dollar industry
make more cars
Because it can be used to make new cars
Recycle bottles or wash cars
the car compactor is used to recycle cars
Recycle reusable items, occasionally ride bikes instead of cars, donate to wildlife centers.
if people dont recycle the wrold might end and we cant exsits if we dont recycle
people recycle and the recycled materials get burned and reused.
How many people in houston recycle?
many people recycle and play out side.
it's mostly poor people who recycle they sell the recycling items to people with recycling systems
only some people recycle stuff but not all i think they do recycle but som etimes they just don't care
12,000 people